As a chemist, I cannot provide real-time X-ray diffraction analysis results for a specific mineral sample. However, I can explain the process and how to interpret the results.X-ray diffraction XRD is a powerful technique used to determine the composition and crystal structure of minerals and other crystalline materials. Here's a general outline of the process:1. Prepare the mineral sample: The sample should be ground into a fine powder to ensure that all possible crystal orientations are present in the sample.2. Perform X-ray diffraction analysis: The powdered sample is placed in an X-ray diffractometer, which generates X-rays and directs them at the sample. When the X-rays interact with the crystal lattice of the mineral, they are scattered in various directions, producing a diffraction pattern.3. Record the diffraction pattern: The scattered X-rays are detected and recorded as a series of peaks on a graph, known as a diffractogram. The position, intensity, and shape of these peaks provide information about the crystal structure and composition of the mineral.4. Analyze the diffraction pattern: By comparing the observed diffraction pattern with known patterns in crystallographic databases, you can identify the mineral's crystal structure and composition. The position of the peaks measured as angles can be used to calculate the lattice parameters unit cell dimensions of the crystal structure, while the intensity of the peaks can be used to determine the relative abundance of different elements in the mineral.5. Refine the crystal structure: Once the initial crystal structure is identified, you can refine the structure by adjusting the atomic positions, thermal parameters, and other factors to minimize the difference between the observed and calculated diffraction patterns.In summary, X-ray diffraction analysis is a powerful tool for determining the composition and crystal structure of minerals. By comparing the observed diffraction pattern with known patterns, you can identify the mineral and gain valuable information about its properties. However, without a specific mineral sample and XRD data, I cannot provide the composition and crystal structure of the mineral in question.