That is to say the Miller indices of the crystal phase of Sr (PO3) 2 with their interreticular distances dhkl and the angles of diffraction? And what is the formula for calculating the cell unit parameters of a monoclinic crystal system?
Hello,
a table with Miller indices, d values and 2 theta positions for monolinic Sr (PO3)2 is attached. The data were calculated in the Vesta program on the basis of 2008913.cif, taken from the COD database. I would probably not recommend calculating the cell parameters manually.
Thank you very much, Mr. Dalibor Matýsek for your response and for your precious time.
You can see the following research:
1. Abe, Y. (1979). Abnormal characteristics in crystallization of Ca(PO3)2 glass. Nature (London) 282: 55–56.
2. Abe, Y., Hosoe, M., Kasuga, T. et al. (1982). High-strength Ca(PO3)2 glass-ceramic prepared by unidirectional crystallization. J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 65: C-189–C-190.
3. https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/14805/1/Sedlmaier_Stefan_J.pdf
4. https://m.scirp.org/papers/109177
5. Article Strontium dicobalt orthophosphate
Thank you very much, Mr. Saad Zahraw Sekhi for your answer and for your precious time.
El Mahdi Bouabdalli
I hope that these references can help you,
+ Standard X-ray Diffraction Powder Patterns: Section 15--data for 112 Substances - United States. National Bureau of Standards - Google Livres
+ UBIRA ETheses - The investigation of condensed phosphates of alkaline earth metals for use as biomaterials (bham.ac.uk)
Thank you very much, Mr. Abdelkhalek Chellakhi for your response.
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