Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
9.3 PLATON - ANALYSE Menu <strong>WinGX</strong> <strong>v1.64</strong><br />
_084 Test for reasonable R2 value<br />
R2 will in general have a value twice of that of R1 with refinement on<br />
F**2. Significantly larger values usually indicate a poor refinement model.<br />
_086, _087 Test for reasonable S value<br />
S should in general be close to 1 at the end of a refinement with a proper<br />
weighting scheme. If not, there might be significant unresolved problems<br />
with the model.<br />
_088 Test for reasonable Data / parameter ratio (centro)<br />
_089 Test for reasonable Data / parameter ratio (non-centrosymmetric)<br />
_095 Test for residual density maximum given<br />
_096 Test for residual density maximum given<br />
_097 Test maximum residual density<br />
_098 Test for minimum residual density<br />
_099 Test for minimum residual density less zero<br />
_11x : ADDSYM Tests for missed symmetry (with an expanded MISSYM (C) clone)<br />
These tests warn for missed or possible higher (pseudo) symmetry in the<br />
structural model (i.e. based on the coordinate data). Close examination of<br />
the situation at hand is indicated in order to prove/disprove the issue<br />
(usually in combination with the reflection data).<br />
The tests are split-up in three classes of problems:<br />
_110 Reports on potential (pseudo/real) lattice centering or cell halving.<br />
_111 Reports on potential additional (pseudo/real) inversion centres.<br />
_112 Reports on potential additional (pseudo/real) rotation axes and<br />
mirrors.<br />
_113 Report New spacegroup suggested by ADDSYM<br />
Note: Disordered atoms are not taken into account in the tests.<br />
_12x : Tests for consistency and completeness of symmetry data items in<br />
CIF.<br />
Chapter. 9.3 PLATON 34