Are crystal structures predictable?
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Publication Date
2003-01-29
DOI
10.1039/B211531J
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Abstract
The one-word answer to the title question is still “No”, although at certain levels of discussion a “Maybe”, or even a conditional “Yes”, may be entertained as possible responses.
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