“…Crystal structures of natural crandallite 8 and goyazite (M D Sr; Pn D P) 9,10 were determined, and the D nuclei in synthetic goyazite-d 7 were localized by neutron diffraction. 11 The structures are basically the same as that of alunite, 12,13 KAl 3 (OH) 6 (SO 4 ) 2 , with the AlO 2 (OH) 4 octahedra (symmetry 2/m C 2h ) corner-linked to layers (Kagomé net) and HPO 4 and PO 4 groups attached on both sides of the layers in statistical distribution in crystallographically equivalent sites (formal symmetry 3m C 3v ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…at ambient and low temperatures (88 K) and far-IR spectra at room temperature. Comparisons with spectra of alunites, 16,17 woodhouseites, 18 monetite, 25 -28 CaHPO 4 , and apatite, 27 Ca 5 OH PO 4 3 , are helpful in the discussion of all types of spectra of crandallites, as are spectra of HPO 4 2 and PO 4 3 in solution. 29 -31 In contrast to the IR and Raman spectra of structurally ordered alunites with sharp (OH) doublets 16,17…”
Section: Mid-ir and Far-ir Spectramentioning
confidence: 99%
“…9,10 Consequently, in crandallite, three pairs of -OH groups (and 3 ð 2 O atoms from HPO 4 /PnO 4 ) surround the displaced Ca ions at different distances (d(Ca-OH) 250.6, 267.8, 283.9 pm, respectively) 8 and therefore are no longer equivalent in their vibrational behaviour, whereas their equivalence in this respect is retained in goyazite. As a consequence of these different types of disorders, the selection rules derived for the ideal alunite structure (see preceding text) are expected to be softened in that non-equivalence, lifting of the degeneracies in general and different wavenumbers of the HPnO 4 and PnO 4 entities, should give rise to the appearance of more bands than predicted and to band broadening due to their overlapping.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the frame of our work on minerals of and related to the alunite type, 1,2 we studied some synthetic crandallites, MAl 3 (OH) 6 (HPnO 4 )(PnO 4 ) (M D Ca, Sr, Ba, Pb; Pn D P, As) (short reports on the vibrational spectra, 3 thermoanalysis and thermodynamic data 4 have already been published), besides a sample of natural crandallite (M D Ca; Pn D P). 5 These crandallites belong to the alunite supergroup 6,7 and crystallize in space group R3m D 5 3d , No.…”
The consequences of the resulting perturbed symmetry and of the non-equivalence of the bridging m-OH groups in the Al 2 OH fragments were pointed out (complexity of the n(Al 2 O-H), d(Al 2 OH) and g(Al 2 OH) bands). The vibrations of the PO 4 and HPO 4 groups could be separated. Some aspects of the vibrational behaviour of the AlO 2 (OH) 4 units and of the layers composed therewith were addressed. The translational modes of the interlayer cations Ca 2+ and Sr 2+ could be observed; the findings support the suggested displacement of Ca in crandallite.
“…Crystal structures of natural crandallite 8 and goyazite (M D Sr; Pn D P) 9,10 were determined, and the D nuclei in synthetic goyazite-d 7 were localized by neutron diffraction. 11 The structures are basically the same as that of alunite, 12,13 KAl 3 (OH) 6 (SO 4 ) 2 , with the AlO 2 (OH) 4 octahedra (symmetry 2/m C 2h ) corner-linked to layers (Kagomé net) and HPO 4 and PO 4 groups attached on both sides of the layers in statistical distribution in crystallographically equivalent sites (formal symmetry 3m C 3v ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…at ambient and low temperatures (88 K) and far-IR spectra at room temperature. Comparisons with spectra of alunites, 16,17 woodhouseites, 18 monetite, 25 -28 CaHPO 4 , and apatite, 27 Ca 5 OH PO 4 3 , are helpful in the discussion of all types of spectra of crandallites, as are spectra of HPO 4 2 and PO 4 3 in solution. 29 -31 In contrast to the IR and Raman spectra of structurally ordered alunites with sharp (OH) doublets 16,17…”
Section: Mid-ir and Far-ir Spectramentioning
confidence: 99%
“…9,10 Consequently, in crandallite, three pairs of -OH groups (and 3 ð 2 O atoms from HPO 4 /PnO 4 ) surround the displaced Ca ions at different distances (d(Ca-OH) 250.6, 267.8, 283.9 pm, respectively) 8 and therefore are no longer equivalent in their vibrational behaviour, whereas their equivalence in this respect is retained in goyazite. As a consequence of these different types of disorders, the selection rules derived for the ideal alunite structure (see preceding text) are expected to be softened in that non-equivalence, lifting of the degeneracies in general and different wavenumbers of the HPnO 4 and PnO 4 entities, should give rise to the appearance of more bands than predicted and to band broadening due to their overlapping.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the frame of our work on minerals of and related to the alunite type, 1,2 we studied some synthetic crandallites, MAl 3 (OH) 6 (HPnO 4 )(PnO 4 ) (M D Ca, Sr, Ba, Pb; Pn D P, As) (short reports on the vibrational spectra, 3 thermoanalysis and thermodynamic data 4 have already been published), besides a sample of natural crandallite (M D Ca; Pn D P). 5 These crandallites belong to the alunite supergroup 6,7 and crystallize in space group R3m D 5 3d , No.…”
The consequences of the resulting perturbed symmetry and of the non-equivalence of the bridging m-OH groups in the Al 2 OH fragments were pointed out (complexity of the n(Al 2 O-H), d(Al 2 OH) and g(Al 2 OH) bands). The vibrations of the PO 4 and HPO 4 groups could be separated. Some aspects of the vibrational behaviour of the AlO 2 (OH) 4 units and of the layers composed therewith were addressed. The translational modes of the interlayer cations Ca 2+ and Sr 2+ could be observed; the findings support the suggested displacement of Ca in crandallite.
“…Estes dados adicionamse a favor as descrições da literatura que relatam que a gorceixita cristaliza-se a baixa temperatura, associada a desestabilização da apatita. Os dados disponíveis na literatura [29,30] Os cálculos da fórmula estrutural dos cristais analisados foram efetuados com base de 10,5 oxigênios para a gorceixita anidra AB3(XO4)2 [4], sendo todo o ferro é expresso como Fe 3+ . Resultados representativos das análises químicas efetuadas nos cristais de gorceixita são apresentados na tabela 1.…”
Section: Figura 3: Imagem Em Bse De Cristal De Apatita Em Seção Basalunclassified
I Identificou-se pela primeira vez a gorceixita (BaAl3(PO4)(PO3OH)(OH)6) em nefelina sienitos do Stock Rio Pardo, na Província Alcalina do Sul do Estado da Bahia, que é um raro fosfato de bário aluminoso. Esse mineral ocorre, com tamanhos inferiores a 20 μm, na periferia ou em fraturas de cristais de flúor-apatita. As fraturas nos cristais de gorceixita são ocupadas por barita (BaSO4) e monazita [(Ce,La,Nd)(PO4)]. Os contatos reentrantes entre os cristais de gorceixita e de flúor-apatita foram interpretados como devido à atuação de fluidos tardios, e a presença de barita e monazita indicam que as soluções de baixa temperatura que formaram a gorceixita foram igualmente responsáveis pela formação destes minerais.
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