Journal of Spectroscopy / 2018 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
β -Tricalcium Phosphate Interferes with the Assessment of Crystallinity in Burned Skeletal RemainsTable 1 List of the XRD phase investigation of the three modern human individuals, according to the Rietveld analysis. The uncertainty for the phase amount is calculated on the basis of statistical assumptions on the residual behaviour but generally holds about 10% of its value when the fit is carried out correctly. The value for the mostly used agreement factor
(which is a test for the goodness of the fit) in the refinement stage is also reported in the latter column. The average crystallite size of the hydroxyapatite mineral phase (1 Å = 10
−10 m) and CI from ATR-IR analysis have also been reported.
Individual code Bone sample Crystallographic phases (wt%) Bioapatite average Crystallite size/(Å) (±10%) (%)CI CCNI16 Left femur proximal Bioapatite 89 1602 7.8 4.73 (Ca(OH)2 ) 9 (CaO) 2 CCNI16 Left femur distal Bioapatite 92 2200 8.9 5.30 (Ca(OH)2 ) 3 (CaO) 3 (CaCO3 ) 1 CCNI16 Left tibia proximal Bioapatite 94 2027 8.98 5.17 (Ca(OH)2 ) 3 (CaO) 3 CCNI16 Left tibia distal Bioapatite 89 2100 9.00 4.83 (CaO) 5 (CaCO3 ) 2 (Ca(OH)2 ) 2 (NaCaPO4 ) 2 CCNI16 Left humerus proximal Bioapatite 86 2057 8.00 5.84 (Ca(OH)2 ) 9 (CaO) 5 CCNI16 Left humerus distal Bioapatite 84 1800 8.4 5.85 (Ca(OH)2 ) 10 (CaCO3 ) 4 (CaO) 2 CCNI16 Left ulna proximal Bioapatite 84 1993 8.02 5.20 (Ca(OH)2 ) 12 (CaO) 4 CCNI16 Left ulna distal Bioapatite 94 1800 9.6 4.40 (CaO) 3 (CaCO3 ) 2 (Ca(OH)2 ) 1 CCNI16 Left radius proximal Bioapatite 89 2031 8.6 5.76 (Ca(OH)2 ) 8 (CaO) 3 CCNI16 Left radius distal Bioapatite 92 1970 9.4 4.91 (CaO) 3 (CaCO3 ) 1 CCNI16 Left rib 9th anterior distal Bioapatite 98 1970 9.57 5.30 (CaO) 2 CCNI16 Left rib 9th anterior proximal Bioapatite 96 1850 9.00 5.17 (CaO) 3 (CaCO3 )1 CCNI16 Left rib 10th anterior distal Bioapatite 98 1900 9.00 4.74 (CaO) 1 (CaCO3 ) 1 CCNI16 Left rib 10th anterior proximal Bioapatite 99 1540 7.8 4.70 (CaO) 1 CCNI16 Left calcaneus Bioapatite 93 1594 9.94 5.63 (Ca(OH)2 ) 4 (CaO) 3 CCNI16 Left talus Bioapatite 88 1629 9.9 5.00 (Ca(OH)2 ) 9 (CaO) 3 CCNI16 Thoracic vertebrae Bioapatite 99 1550 9.33 5.13 (CaO) 1 CCNI16 Thoracic vertebrae Bioapatite 92 2097 8.2 5.59 (CaO) 5 (Ca(OH)2 ) 3 CCNI17 Right ulna Bioapatite 71 1847 6.5 4.64 β -TCP 29CCNI17 Right fibula Bioapatite 68 1750 6.6 4.22 β -TCP 32CCNI17 Right tibia Bioapatite 96 1633 12.6 5.15 (CaO) 3 β -TCP 1CCNI17 Right radius Bioapatite 97 1715 11.2 4.80 (CaO) 3 CCNI17 Vertebra I Bioapatite 95 2062 9.1 5.10 (CaO) 2.5 β -TCP 2.5CCNI17 Vertebra II Bioapatite 98 1849 13.9 4.86 (CaO) 1 β –TCP 1CCNI17 Vertebra III Bioapatite 91 2023 8.7 4.90 β -TCP 9CCNI17 Vertebra IV Bioapatite 70 1790 6.4 4.50 β -TCP 30CCNI18 Right clavicle Bioapatite 89 2025 9.04 4.87 β -TCP 11CCNI18 Right humerus Bioapatite 86 1766 8.8 5.60 (Ca(OH)2 ) 11 (CaO) 3 CCNI18 Right fibula Bioapatite 98 2477 8.05 5.00 (CaO) 2 CCNI18 Right radius Bioapatite 97 2011 10.3 5.42 β -TCP 2(CaO) 1 CCNI18 Right ulna Bioapatite 97 2073 9.5 5.11 β -TCP 2(CaO) 1 CCNI18 Right tibia Bioapatite 96 2800 9.4 5.02 (CaO) 4 CCNI18 Vertebra I Bioapatite 100 2000 10.5 5.71 CCNI18 Vertebra II Bioapatite 100 2837 8.88 6.10 CCNI18 Vertebra III Bioapatite 100 1780 9.5 5.50 CCNI18 Vertebra IV Bioapatite 100 1907 9.06 5.43