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Polymorphism and structure-property relations

Polymorphic modifications of a given compound show significant differences in chemical behavior. (Cohen and Schmidt 1964) [Pg.188]

There are two strategies for studying structure/property relationships maximize the number of observations or minimize the number of variables. (Willis 1987) [Pg.188]

Bernstein. J. Polymorphism and Structure-Property Relations. In Polymorphism in Molecular Crystals, 1st Ed Oxford University Press Inc. New York, 2002 188-239. [Pg.1138]

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