Changeset 2255

Timestamp:

May 12, 2016 2:29:32 PM (7 years ago)

Author:

vondreele

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Location:

Tutorials/StackingFaults-II

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• Stacking faults II.htm (modified) (2 diffs)
• Stacking faults II.html (deleted)
• Stacking faults II_files/filelist.xml (modified) (1 diff)
• ~$acking faults II.htm (modified) (previous)

Tutorials/StackingFaults-II/Stacking faults II.htm

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 class=SpellE>tetrahedra</span> on the other. The layers stack with an offset to
 ideally form a triclinic C1 lattice (<span class=SpellE>Bish</span> &amp; Von
-Dreele, 1989, Clay &amp; Clay Min. 37, 289-296) for a sample of the most ordered
-form of kaolinite from Keokuk, Iowa. Kaolinites from other locations evidently have
-stacking faults so that the peaks are displaced, have peculiar shapes and are
-above a varying background. For the exercise we provide a laboratory
-Bragg-Brentano pattern of Keokuk kaolinite and a less ordered one from Georgia.
-</p>
+Dreele, 1989, Clay &amp; Clay Min. 37, 289-296) for a sample of the most
+ordered form of kaolinite from Keokuk, Iowa. Kaolinites from other locations
+evidently have stacking faults so that the peaks are displaced, have peculiar
+shapes and are above a varying background. For the exercise we provide a
+laboratory Bragg-Brentano pattern of Keokuk kaolinite and a less ordered one
+from Washington County, Georgia (Clay Minerals Society Standard KGa-1b)
+collected with <span class=SpellE>CuKa</span> radiation on a Bruker instrument
+and thus in the Bruker RAW file format. The KGa-1b sample contains a small
+amount of <span class=SpellE>anatase</span> (TiO<sub>2</sub>) and the Keokuk
+kaolinite has some <span class=SpellE>dickite</span> (different ordered stacking
+of kaolinite layers).</p>
 
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