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Author Topic: How can we predict crystal structures?  (Read 871 times)

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    • on: 16/08/2011 16:54:22
In order to design useful new compounds, we need to know exactly what structure any new chemical will take.  Computer models, combined with more traditional crystallography, are leading the way in predicting how any given molecule will arrange itself...
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