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Knowledge about the 3-dimensional structure, orientation and interaction of chemical compounds is important in many areas of science and technology.
Antanas Vaitkus +6 more
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Focus on Quantum Crystallography [PDF]
This editorial introduces the `Focus on Quantum Crystallography' collection, coinciding with the centenary of quantum mechanics and highlighting the convergence of crystallography and quantum theory.
Paulina M. Dominiak +2 more
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Chemical crystallography of fullerenes
The state-of-the-art in the structural investigations into fullerene derivatives is surveyed. The crystal structures of individual fullerenes and of their derivatives determined experimentally by single-crystal X-ray diffraction are systematised.
I. Neretin, Yury L. Slovokhotov
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Practical aspects of teaching a graduate-level small-molecule chemical crystallography course [PDF]
We present the practical curriculum of the graduate Chemical Crystallography course in the Department of Chemistry of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, outlining our favorite resources, texts, and software.
John F. Berry, Ilia A. Guzei
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The macromolecular crystallography beamline MX1 at the Australian Synchrotron is described.
Daniel J Ericsson +2 more
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An Introduction to Chemical Crystallography [PDF]
Paul Groth
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Jack David Dunitz (1923-2021) and chemical crystallography.
Attempting to appreciate Jack’s merits in science runs the risk of bias. This danger can be minimized, however, by listening to Jack’s own words. In an essay entitled ‘La Primavera’ (Dunitz, 2013), Jack reflects on his formative years, the time before he
H. Bürgi
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Chemical crystallography–science, technology or a black art
David Watkin
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The modification of capsule shells with synthesized magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles aims not only to control the localization of capsules, but also to tune their permeability. The application of a super low frequency non-heating magnetic field (100 Hz)
Ivan Burmistrov +6 more
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