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INT UNION CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
DOI: 10.1107/S010876811104688X
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The new mineral sarrabusite Pb5CuCl4(SeO3)(4) has been discovered in the Sardinian mine of Baccu Locci, near Villaputzu. It occurs as small lemon-yellow spherical aggregates of tabular crystals (< 10 mu m) of less than 100 mu m in diameter. The crystal structure has been solved from and refined against electron diffraction of a microcrystal. Data sets have been measured by both a manual and an automated version of the new electron-diffraction tomography technique combined with the precession of the electron beam. The sarrabusite structure is monoclinic and consists of (010) layers of straight chains formed by alternating edge-sharing CuO4Cl2 and PbO8 polyhedra parallel to the c axis, which share corners laterally with two zigzag corner-sharing chains of PbO6Cl2 and PbO4Cl4 bicapped trigonal prisms. These blocks are linked together by SeO32- flat-pyramidal groups.
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