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9014091 CIFAl6 F6 H72 Mg0.5 O64 S7R -3 :H22.01; 22.01; 9.238
90; 90; 120		3875.69Demartin, F.; Gramaccioli, C. M.; Campostrini, I.; Castellano, C.
Cossaite, (Mg0.5,_)Al6(SO4)6(HSO4)F6*36H2O, a new mineral from La Fossa crater, Vulcano, Aeolian Islands, Italy Note: H atom in HSO4 group was not located
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2847-2855
9014173 CIFH8 O12 S2 UP n m a14.6464; 11.0786; 5.691
90; 90; 90		923.431Plasil, J.; Fejfarova, K.; Novak, M.; Dusek, M.; Skoda, R.; Hlousek, J.; Cejka, J.; Majzlan, J.; Sejkora, J.; Machovic, V.; Talla, D.
Behounekite, U(SO4)2(H2O)4, From Jachymov (St Joachimsthal), Czech Republic: the first natural U4+ sulphate
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2739-2753
9014210 CIFAl2.32 As3 Ba0.51 Fe1.68 H4 O18P -4 3 m7.85; 7.85; 7.85
90; 90; 90		483.737Mills, S. J.; Rumsey, M. S.; Favreau, G.; Spratt, J.; Raudsepp, M.; Dini, M.
Bariopharmacoalumite, a new mineral species from Cap Garonne, France and Mina Grande, Chile
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 135-144
9014271 CIFAl2 Ca0.07 F2 Fe0.04 H10 Mg0.01 Mn0.87 O13 P2 Zn0.01P -19.887; 9.796; 6.054
92.7; 99.83; 97.1		571.913Birch, W. D.; Grey, I. E.; Mills, S. J.; Pring, A.; Bougerol, C.; Ribabldi-Tunnicliffe A; Wilson, N. C.; Keck, E.
Nordgauite, MnAl2(PO4)2(F,OH)2*5H2O, a new mineral from the Hagendorf-Sud pegmatite, Bavaria, Germany: description and crystal structure
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 269-278
9014276 CIFCa3.44 Ce0.5 F2.96 Fe0.02 Gd0.04 La0.16 Mn0.02 Na2.3 Nb0.34 Nd0.24 O15.04 Pr0.06 Si4 Sm0.04 Sr0.02 Ti0.6 Y0.08 Zr0.06P 1 21/c 17.4414; 5.6628; 18.8315
90; 101.383; 90		777.934Camara, F.; Sokolova, E.; Hawthorne, F. C.
From structure topology to chemical composition. XII. Titanium silicates: the crystal chemistry of rinkite, Na2Ca4REETi(Si2O7)2OF3 Note: sample 2909
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2755-2774
9014481 CIFAl4 B4 Ca1.21 Cs0.07 K0.72 Na0.79 O18 Si2P 1 21/n 14.8507; 16.6156; 20.5445
90; 90.245; 90		1655.82Callegari, A. M.; Boiocchi, M.; Bellatreccia, F.; Caprilli, E.; Medenbach, O.; Cavallo, A.
Capranicaite, (K,_)(Ca,Na)Al4B4Si2O18: a new inosilicate from Capranica, Italy, with a peculiar topology of the periodic single chain [Si2O6]
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 33-43
9014552 CIFBa0.02 Ca3.78 Ce0.36 F2.98 Gd0.02 La0.12 Mn0.02 Na2.04 Nb0.14 Nd0.18 O15.02 Pr0.04 Si4 Sm0.02 Sr0.24 Ti0.85 Y0.06 Zr0.01P 1 21/c 17.424; 5.7083; 18.941
90; 101.424; 90		786.787Camara, F.; Sokolova, E.; Hawthorne, F. C.
From structure topology to chemical composition. XII. Titanium silicates: the crystal chemistry of rinkite, Na2Ca4REETi(Si2O7)2OF3 Note: sample 3471
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2755-2774
9014584 CIFAl0.06 Ba0.97 Ca0.04 Fe2.7 H3 Mg0.04 Mn1.14 Na0.02 O15 P3 Sr0.03P 1 21/m 19.2425; 12.47; 5.002
90; 100.19; 90		567.407Elliott, P.; Willis, A. C.
The crystal structure of perloffite
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 317-325
9014685 CIFAl7 Ca2 H33 O39 P4P 3 2 16.988; 6.988; 16.707
90; 90; 120		706.537Mills, S. J.; Kampf, A. R.; Sejkora, J.; Adams, P. M.; Birch, W. D.; Plasil, J.
Iangreyite: a new secondary phosphate mineral closely related to perhamite
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 327-336
9014736 CIFC O6 Pb2 S2P n m a16.326; 8.773; 4.583
90; 90; 90		656.414Bindi, L.; Nestola, F.; Kolitsch, U.; Guastoni, A.; Zorzi, F.
Fassinaite, Pb22+(S2O3)(CO3), the first mineral with coexisting thiosulphate and carbonate groups: description and crystal structure Note: Sample ID FAS-03 Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2721-2732
9014746 CIFAl3.12 As3 Ba0.51 Fe0.88 H4 O18.9P -4 3 m7.772; 7.772; 7.772
90; 90; 90		469.46Mills, S. J.; Rumsey, M. S.; Favreau, G.; Spratt, J.; Raudsepp, M.; Dini, M.
Bariopharmacoalumite, a new mineral species from Cap Garonne, France and Mina Grande, Chile
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 135-144
9014914 CIFAs0.06 H4 Mn5 O12 P1.76 Si0.18P 21 21 2117.9733; 5.6916; 9.13
90; 90; 90		933.97Elliott, P.; Pring, A.
The crystal structure of gatehouseite
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2823-2832
9014918 CIFCa6 Cl0.286 H1.72 O12.714 Si3P -16.8126; 6.9416; 12.9412
90.582; 97.552; 98.251		600.143Armbruster, T.; Lazic, B.; Gfeller, F.; Galuskin, E. V.; Galuskina, I. O.; Savelyeva, V. B.; Zadov, A. E.; Pertsev, N. N.; Dzierzanowski, P.
Chlorine content and crystal chemistry of dellaite from the Birkhin gabbro massif, Eastern Siberia, Russia Note: Cl-containing dellaite
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 379-394
9014981 CIFCa4.16 Ce0.3 F2.96 La0.16 Mn0.02 Na2.08 Nb0.29 Nd0.08 O15.04 Pr0.04 Si4 Sr0.02 Ti0.67 Y0.08 Zr0.04P 1 21/c 17.4132; 5.6816; 18.8455
90; 101.37; 90		778.173Camara, F.; Sokolova, E.; Hawthorne, F. C.
From structure topology to chemical composition. XII. Titanium silicates: the crystal chemistry of rinkite, Na2Ca4REETi(Si2O7)2OF3 Note: sample H-08-02
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2755-2774
9015003 CIFH8 O11 Sr V3P 1 21/m 15.313; 10.495; 8.568
90; 91.14; 90		477.657Bindi, L.; Carbone, C.; Cabella, R.; Lucchetti, G.
Bassoite, SrV3O7*4H2O, a new mineral from Molinello mine, Val Graveglia, eastern Liguria, Italy
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2677-2686
9015077 CIFAl0.02 Ba3.92 Ca0.1 Fe0.17 Mg0.15 Mn0.38 Na2.16 Nb0.02 O26 P0.8 S1.02 Si4 Sr0.08 Ti2.96P 1 2/c 15.4206; 7.125; 29.314
90; 94.698; 90		1128.35Sokolova, E.; Camara, F.; Hawthorne, F. C.
From structure topology to chemical composition. XI. Titanium silicates: crystal structures of innelite-1T and innelite-2M from the Inagli massif, Yakutia, Russia, and the crystal chemistry of innelite Note: this is the polytype innelite-2M
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2495-2518
9015113 CIFAl0.08 Ca0.96 F0.16 Fe6.55 H12.38 K0.14 Mg0.14 Mn0.35 Na0.12 Nb0.06 O34.64 Si7.92 Ti1.86 Zr0.04P -15.329; 11.803; 11.822
101.14; 98.224; 102.442		699.079Khomyakov, A. P.; Cámara F; Sokolova, E.; Abdu, Y.; Hawthorne, F. C.
Sveinbergeite, Ca(Fe2+6Fe3+)Ti2(Si4O12)2O2(OH)5(H2O)4, a new astrophyllite-group mineral from the Larvik Plutonic Complex, Oslo Region, Norway: description and crystal structure
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2687-2702
9015238 CIFCa12 F H1.82 K6.58 Na3.66 O91.41 Si35 Sr0.69P 1 21/m 132.11; 19.77; 7.23
90; 95.85; 90		4565.81Rozhdestvenskaya, I. V.; Mugnaioli, E.; Czank, M.; Depmeier, W.; Kolb, U.; Merlino, S.
Essential features of the polytypic charoite-96 structure compared to charoite-90 Note: This structure is polytype charoite-96
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2833-2846
9015253 CIFCa3.48 Ce0.5 F2.6 La0.18 Na2.28 Nb0.33 Nd0.24 O15.4 Pr0.06 Si4 Sm0.04 Ti0.64 Y0.1 Zr0.03P 1 21/c 17.4328; 5.6595; 18.8181
90; 101.353; 90		776.112Camara, F.; Sokolova, E.; Hawthorne, F. C.
From structure topology to chemical composition. XII. Titanium silicates: the crystal chemistry of rinkite, Na2Ca4REETi(Si2O7)2OF3 Note: sample 1991c
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2755-2774
9015452 CIFAl0.02 Ba3.92 Ca0.1 Fe0.18 Mg0.14 Mn0.38 Na2.16 Nb0.02 O26 P0.82 S1.02 Si4 Sr0.08 Ti2.96P -15.4234; 7.131; 14.785
98.442; 94.579; 90.009		563.757Sokolova, E.; Camara, F.; Hawthorne, F. C.
From structure topology to chemical composition. XI. Titanium silicates: crystal structures of innelite-1T and innelite-2M from the Inagli massif, Yakutia, Russia, and the crystal chemistry of innelite Note: this is the polytype innelite-1T
Mineralogical Magazine, 2011, 75, 2495-2518

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