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McGrady, G. Sean, Odlyha, Marianne, Prince, Paul D., Steed, Jonathan W. (2002) Why do polymorphs form? A single crystal phase transformation from weak dipolar interactions to a sixfold phenyl embrace. CrystEngComm, 4. 271-276 doi:10.1039/b202202h

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TitleWhy do polymorphs form? A single crystal phase transformation from weak dipolar interactions to a sixfold phenyl embrace
JournalCrystEngComm
AuthorsMcGrady, G. SeanAuthor
Odlyha, MarianneAuthor
Prince, Paul D.Author
Steed, Jonathan W.Author
Year2002Volume4
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
DOIdoi:10.1039/b202202hSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMcGrady, G. Sean, Odlyha, Marianne, Prince, Paul D., Steed, Jonathan W. (2002) Why do polymorphs form? A single crystal phase transformation from weak dipolar interactions to a sixfold phenyl embrace. CrystEngComm, 4. 271-276 doi:10.1039/b202202h
Plain TextMcGrady, G. Sean, Odlyha, Marianne, Prince, Paul D., Steed, Jonathan W. (2002) Why do polymorphs form? A single crystal phase transformation from weak dipolar interactions to a sixfold phenyl embrace. CrystEngComm, 4. 271-276 doi:10.1039/b202202h
In(2002) CrystEngComm Vol. 4. Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

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