Keller wrote,
>You cannot measure stress from a diffraction experiment but (try to)
>calculate it from the strain which you can measure. Please specify: is it
>macro-st.rain (=residual strain --> line shift) on polycrystalline solids or
I start to be a little bit concerned about all those peopl
The following posting to the Rietveld distribution that I received this
morning is dated 25th August 1998. The files on Larry's ftp server are
also dated 25th August 1998. Am I correct in thinking that it is an old
posting that has been restributed by mistake?
H.
> Subject:
> Progr
>Am I correct in thinking that it is an old
>posting that has been restributed by mistake?
Yes, it looks like it Howard (I didn't receive it myself). And I like your
word "restributed" - even if it is a bit returbing for an English reader.
Alan H.
Alan Hewat, ILL Grenoble, FRANCE <[EMAIL PROTE
At 02:24 PM 5/18/99 +0200, you wrote:
>>Am I correct in thinking that it is an old
>>posting that has been restributed by mistake?
>
>Yes, it looks like it Howard (I didn't receive it myself). And I like your
>word "restributed" - even if it is a bit returbing for an English reader.
>
>Alan H.
>
Does anyone have a reference for the crystal structure of stratlingite?
Stratlingite = Ca2 Al2 Si O7 - 8H2O
Any help locating the structure and/or reference will be greatly
appreciated. Thanks.
Bruce A. Hudgens
USG Research & Technology Center
700 N Hwy 45
Libertyville, IL 60048
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>Does anyone have a reference for the crystal structure of stratlingite?
>
>Stratlingite = Ca2 Al2 Si O7 - 8H2O
Not in either ICSD nor American Mineral Societies database in such a
highly hydrated form. However there is a much less hydrated calcium
alumino-silicate Ca2 Al2 Si O7 - H2O called Bic
