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Trioctahedral one-layer micas. I. Crystal structure of a synthetic iron mica

G. H. Donnay, Nobuyuki Morimoto, Hironori Takeda

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The structure of a synthetic iron mica, KFe~+(Fea+Sia)O10(OH)~, determined from visually estimated intensities, shows very slight departure from Pabst's idealized biotite structure.The sextuple cell formerly used to describe micas accounts for the observed twinning.

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The structure of a synthetic iron mica, KFe~+(Fea+Sia)O10(OH)~, determined from visually estimated intensities, shows very slight departure from Pabst's idealized biotite structure.The sextuple cell formerly used to describe micas accounts for the observed twinning.

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The structure of a synthetic iron mica, KFe~+(Fea+Sia)O10(OH)~, determined from visually estimated intensities, shows very slight departure from Pabst's idealized biotite structure.The sextuple cell formerly used to describe micas accounts for the observed twinning.

Key concepts: Mica, Layer (electronics), Materials science, Crystal (programming language), Nanotechnology, Computer science, Composite material, Programming language

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