CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF HYDROZINCITE ZN5(OH)6)CO3)2
CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF HYDROZINCITE ZN5(OH)6)CO3)2
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DOI:
10.1107/s0365110x64002651
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发表时间:
1964-01-01
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GHOSE, S
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GHOSE, S
Hydrozincite, Zns (OH) e (COs), is monoclinic with a0= 13.62, b0= 6-30, co= 5.42 A, fl= 95 50', space group C2/m, two formula units per cell. The structure has been determined from Patterson projec-tions and refined by the least-squares method with partial three-dimensional intensity data. The structure is composed of zinc in both octahedral and tetrahedral coordination, in the ratio 3: 2. The octahedral zinc atoms form part of a C6 type sheet with holes, which are distributed on a rectangular 6.3× 5-4 A net. Zinc atoms in tetrahedral coordination occur above and below these holes. The complex sheets parallel to (100) are held together by COa groups, occurring normal to the sheets. Two oxygen atoms of the COs group are bonded to an octahedral and a tetrahedral zinc atom each, while the third oxygen atom is hydrogen bonded to three OH groups. The average tetrahedral Zn-O distance, 1.95/~, is significantly smaller than the average octahedral Zn-O distance, 2.10~ k. The OH: COa ratio is variable in natural and synthetic samples, the C03-deficient phases being highly stacking-disordered. On the basis of this structure these phenomena are understandable, since missing carbonate groups will facilitate mistakes in the layer sequence.