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Diffraction intensity data of well ordered protoenstatite, MgSiO 3 , inverted from orthoenstatite, were collected at 1260°C and 1360°C by means of four-circle diffractometry using a gas flame heater. The effect of temperature on the structure of protoenstatite was studied based on these data and those at 1080°C (Murakami, Takeuchi and Yamanaka, 1982). The results revealed the following notable features of the structure of protoenstatite at high temperatures up to near the incongruent melting point:

X-ray studies on protoenstatite: II. Effect of temperature on the structure up to near the incongruent melting point