Schorlomite Group (original) (raw)

Formula:

Ca3Z2[SiO4][TO4]2

Z = Ti, Zr, Sn
T = Al, Fe3+

This page provides mineralogical data about Schorlomite Group.

Long-form identifier:

mindat:1:1:52727:5

3d3114f0-4046-4571-b571-71db2fad6e58

Mindat Formula:

Ca3Z2[SiO4][TO4]2

Z = Ti, Zr, Sn
T = Al, Fe3+

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ID	Species	Reference	Link	Year	Locality	Pressure (GPa)	Temp (K)
0000775	Kimzeyite	Munno R, Rossi G, Tadini C (1980) Crystal chemistry of kimzeyite from Stomboli, Aeolian Islands, Italy American Mineralogist 65 188-191		1980	0	293
0006892	Kimzeyite	Schingaro E, Scordari F, Capitanio F, Parodi G, Smith D C, Mottana A (2001) Crystal chemistry of kimzeyite from Anguillara, Mts. Sabatini, Italy European Journal of Mineralogy 13 749-759	2001	Anguillara, Mts. Sabatini, Italy	0	293
0006893	Kimzeyite	Schingaro E, Scordari F, Capitanio F, Parodi G, Smith D C, Mottana A (2001) Crystal chemistry of kimzeyite from Anguillara, Mts. Sabatini, Italy European Journal of Mineralogy 13 749-759	2001	Anguillara, Mts. Sabatini, Italy	0	293
0005430	Schorlomite	Peterson R C, Locock A J, Luth R W (1995) Positional disorder of oxygen in garnet: the crystal-structure refinement of schorlomite The Canadian Mineralogist 33 627-631		1995	0	293
0005431	Schorlomite	Peterson R C, Locock A J, Luth R W (1995) Positional disorder of oxygen in garnet: the crystal-structure refinement of schorlomite The Canadian Mineralogist 33 627-631		1995	0	293
0008963	Schorlomite	Chakhmouradian A R, McCammon C A (2005) Schorlomite: a discussion of the crystal chemistry, formula, and inter-species boundaries Garnet Physics and Chemistry of Minerals 32 277-289	2005	0	293
0008964	Schorlomite	Chakhmouradian A R, McCammon C A (2005) Schorlomite: a discussion of the crystal chemistry, formula, and inter-species boundaries Garnet Physics and Chemistry of Minerals 32 277-289	2005	0	293
0014052	Kerimasite	Whittle K R, Lumpkin G R, Berry F J, Oates G, Smith K L, Yudintsev S, Zaluzec N J (2007) The structure and ordering of zirconium and hafnium containing garnets studied by electron channelling, neutron diffraction and Mossbauer spectroscopy Journal of Solid State Chemistry 180 785-791	2007	synthetic	0	293
0014052	Kerimasite	Whittle K R, Lumpkin G R, Berry F J, Oates G, Smith K L, Yudintsev S, Zaluzec N J (2007) The structure and ordering of zirconium and hafnium containing garnets studied by electron channelling, neutron diffraction and Mossbauer spectroscopy Journal of Solid State Chemistry 180 785-791	2007	synthetic	0	293
0018324	Kerimasite	Zaitsev A N, Williams C T, Britvin S N, Kuznetsova I V, Spratt J, Petrov S V, Keller J (2010) Kerimasite, Ca3Zr2(Fe3+2Si)O12, a new garnet from carbonatites of Kerimasi volcano and surrounding explosion craters, northern Tanzania Mineralogical Magazine 74 803-820	2010	Kerimasi volcano, Tanzania	0	293

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