Interactive IRUG Spectrum

Section: 6

Minerals and pigments (MP)

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IRUG filename: IMP00337	Data type: Infrared	IRUG material class: Minerals and pigments (MP)
Sample type: Reference material	Common name(s): Burbankite	Chemical/botanical name(s): Anhydrous normal carbonate (class), eitelite (mineral group)
Sample source 1: Mont St Hilaire	Source location 1: Quebec, Canada	Sample source 2: Royal Museum of Scotland
Source location 2: Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF, UK	Sample identifier 2: RMS 1979.25.4	Sample source 3: The Natural History Museum, National Museums of Scotland
Source location 3: Cromwell Road, London, SW7 5BD, UK, Edinburgh, UK	Other: Compare spectrum with that of the chemically similar carbocernaite	Application: Transmission FTIR spectroscopy
Mode: Tran	Literature Reference: Jones, G. C., and B. Jackson. Infrared Transmission Spectra of Carbonate Minerals. London: Chapman & Hall, 1993. Chen, T. T., and G. Y. Chao. "Burbankite from Mont St Hilaire, Quebec." Canadian Mineralogist 12.5 (1974): 342-45. Effenberger, H., F. Kluger, H. Paulus, and E.R. Woelfel. "Crystal Structure Refinement of Burbankite." Neues Jahrbuch Fur Mineralogie, Monatshefte 12.5 (1985): 342-45., Ginderow, D. "Structure of Na3M3(CO3)5 (M=rare Earth,Ca,Na,Sr) Related to Burbankite." Acta Crystallographica, Section C, Crystal Structure Communications 45.2 (1989): 185-87. Pecora, W. T., and J. H. Kerr. "Burbankite and Calkinsite, Two New Minerals from Montana." American Mineralogist 38 (1953): 1169-1183.	Originating institution name: Natural History Museum, National Museums of Scotland
Originating institution acronym: NHM	Linear formula: (Na,Ca)3(Sr,Ba,Ca)3(CO3)5	Other analytical methods: EDS, SEM, XRD (4184 NHM std)