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The observed stacking disorder in scholzite can be explained by a stacking ambiguity of layers parallel to (100). This is due to equivalent surroundings of the calcium atoms on the boundary planes of two neighbouring layers in two possible relative positions to each other. Consequently, a series of possible polytypes of this compound was derived, among which the structure of parascholzite is a likely candidate, from which the space group and the lattice parameters could be found in agreement with these predictions. It was demonstrated that the OD structutre does not consist of layers of one kind but of two kinds.

Order-disorder and polymorphism of the compound with the composition of scholzite, CaZn 2 [P0 4 ] 2 · 2H 2 O