Beryl Diffraction data computed using the structure from the paper listed below, along with the cell parameters refined from the powder pattern of R060583 Brown G E, Mills B A American Mineralogist 71 (1986) 547-556 High-temperature structure and crystal chemistry of hydrous alkali-rich beryl from the Harding pegmatite, Taos County, New Mexico Sample: T = 24 deg C, before heating O2x has been corrected CELL PARAMETERS: 9.236000 9.236000 9.246000 90.00000 90.00000 120.0000 SPACE GROUP: P6/mcc X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838 2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L 11.14 60.52 7.9813 1 0 0 19.17 28.16 4.6407 0 0 2 22.20 13.15 4.0118 1 0 2 22.32 1.77 3.9907 2 0 0 27.32 100.00 3.2698 1 1 2 29.56 27.39 3.0258 2 0 2 29.65 13.61 3.0167 2 1 0 31.21 85.39 2.8689 2 1 1 33.72 3.16 2.6604 3 0 0 35.53 12.15 2.5292 2 1 2 38.84 8.85 2.3203 0 0 4 39.13 1.13 2.3040 2 2 0 40.52 4.79 2.2281 1 0 4 40.79 5.33 2.2136 3 1 0 41.99 6.85 2.1532 3 1 1 43.90 1.63 2.0637 2 2 2 45.23 4.79 2.0059 2 0 4 45.48 1.19 1.9953 4 0 0 49.58 1.28 1.8392 2 1 4 49.82 1.41 1.8310 3 2 0 50.73 8.67 1.8003 3 1 3 52.33 14.08 1.7487 3 0 4 52.56 11.67 1.7417 4 1 0 53.55 9.01 1.7118 4 1 1 53.84 2.21 1.7033 3 2 2 56.28 15.32 1.6349 2 2 4 56.44 2.49 1.6306 4 1 2 57.77 2.64 1.5963 5 0 0 58.38 2.48 1.5809 2 1 5 58.59 5.16 1.5757 3 2 3 59.79 3.95 1.5469 0 0 6 61.06 13.97 1.5177 4 1 3 61.48 2.23 1.5083 4 2 0 63.44 5.39 1.4665 1 1 6 63.84 5.05 1.4582 3 3 2 64.87 3.21 1.4374 3 2 4 65.02 3.80 1.4345 4 2 2 67.21 1.69 1.3929 4 1 4 68.12 2.85 1.3765 2 1 6 68.51 2.06 1.3696 5 1 2 70.83 1.05 1.3302 6 0 0 73.77 1.91 1.2843 2 2 6 74.15 8.78 1.2787 6 0 2 74.19 4.15 1.2780 5 2 0 74.73 4.82 1.2701 4 1 5 75.01 6.67 1.2661 5 2 1 75.11 4.55 1.2646 4 2 4 78.40 1.19 1.2195 5 1 4 78.84 6.00 1.2138 2 1 7 79.30 6.70 1.2080 4 3 3 81.47 1.40 1.1812 5 2 3 83.27 3.30 1.1602 0 0 8 83.81 1.44 1.1540 6 0 4 84.88 1.29 1.1422 4 3 4 87.02 3.71 1.1195 5 2 4 87.02 3.71 1.1195 5 2 4 XPOW Copyright 1993 Bob Downs, Ranjini Swaminathan and Kurt Bartelmehs For reference, see Downs et al. (1993) American Mineralogist 78, 1104-1107.