Yanjuan Wang, F. Nestola, Z. Hou, X. Gu, G. Dong, Zhusen Yang, Guang Fan, Zhibin Xiao, Kai Qu
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Bobtraillite from Gejiu hyperagpaitic nepheline syenite, southwestern China: new occurrence and crystal structure
Abstract. A second occurrence of bobtraillite is described from the
Gejiu nepheline syenite, southwestern China. The extremely rare and complex
boron-bearing zirconium silicate is associated with albite, orthoclase,
jadeite, fluorite, andradite, titanite, as well as other REE and
zirconium-bearing minerals, catapleiite, moxuanxueite, låvenite,
eudialyte, britholite-(Ce), and calcioancylite-(La). The EMP and LA-ICP-MS
analyses of the studied material give an empirical formula:
(Na9.70Li0.42K0.08□1.80)Σ12.00(Sr10.61Ca1.14Fe0.07□0.18)Σ12.00(Zr12.87Ti0.53Nb0.31REE0.08Y0.06U0.02Th0.01□0.12)Σ14.00(Si42.41B5.59Al0.02)Σ48.02O132(OH)12 ⚫ 12H2O. Bobtraillite is trigonal,
with space group P3¯c1, a=19.6977(6), c=9.9770(3) Å, V=3352.4(2) Å3, Z=1. Single-crystal structure refinement revealed
that all sodium occupies the Na(1) and Na(2) sites; the site occupancy of
these two positions is 0.835(18) and 0.15(2), respectively, suggesting that
Na(1) site is Na dominant, while Na(2) is a vacancy-dominant site. The
[8]-coordinated site has been assigned to Sr and Ca, with free
occupancy factors, 0.874(10) and 0.126(10), respectively. These new data
indicate that the ideal formula of bobtraillite could be written as
(Na,□)12(□,Na)12Sr12Zr14(Si3O9)10[Si2BO7(OH)2]6 ⚫ 12H2O.
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