“…Only small changes with T and phase transition occur for the Li bonds to the O1 oxygen atoms, while in the Li-O2 bond lengths-again-there are some larger variations at T close to the phase transition with the Li-O2B iv bond becoming distinctly extended between 180 K and 200 K. On average, the 〈Li-O〉 increases with T, decreases at the phase transition, and then again increases (Fig. 12b) (Heuer et al 2005), Ca-deficient cpx = data from Benna et al (1988), Tribaudino and Nestola (2002), Mantovani et al (2014), Li 1−x Na x FeSi 2 O 6 series from Redhammer and Roth (2002), CaMg 1−x Fe x Si 2 O 6 series from Raudsepp et al (1990), LiM 3+ Si 2 O 6 data from Redhammer and Roth (2004a) data show that there is no abrupt break in most of the structural parameters but a gradual approach of the P2 1 /c values toward the ones of the C2/c structure. This takes place over a temperature range of ~20 K. For the 〈Fe-O〉, a behavior similar to the 〈Li-O〉 bonds is observed, and the average F-O bonds increase with T and become somewhat shorter at the phase transition.…”