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1504320 CIFC11 H14 Cl N OP b c a9.7381; 10.0151; 22.9501
90; 90; 90		2238.28Hursthouse, Michael B.; Huth, L. Susanne; Threlfall, Terence L.
Why Do Organic Compounds Crystallise Well or Badly or Ever so Slowly? Why Is Crystallisation Nevertheless Such a Good Purification Technique?†
Organic Process Research & Development, 2009, 13, 1231
1504321 CIFC11 H15 N OC 1 2/c 142.887; 5.1367; 19.263
90; 108.372; 90		4027.3Hursthouse, Michael B.; Huth, L. Susanne; Threlfall, Terence L.
Why Do Organic Compounds Crystallise Well or Badly or Ever so Slowly? Why Is Crystallisation Nevertheless Such a Good Purification Technique?†
Organic Process Research & Development, 2009, 13, 1231
1504322 CIFC7 H6 Br N OP 1 21/c 19.1595; 11.8459; 6.6063
90; 93.952; 90		715.1Hursthouse, Michael B.; Huth, L. Susanne; Threlfall, Terence L.
Why Do Organic Compounds Crystallise Well or Badly or Ever so Slowly? Why Is Crystallisation Nevertheless Such a Good Purification Technique?†
Organic Process Research & Development, 2009, 13, 1231
1504323 CIFC7 H6 Br N OP b c a10.848; 9.8017; 13.5375
90; 90; 90		1439.43Hursthouse, Michael B.; Huth, L. Susanne; Threlfall, Terence L.
Why Do Organic Compounds Crystallise Well or Badly or Ever so Slowly? Why Is Crystallisation Nevertheless Such a Good Purification Technique?†
Organic Process Research & Development, 2009, 13, 1231
1504324 CIFC8 H6 F3 N OP -17.1142; 10.3129; 12.2349
77.686; 79.631; 70.525		821.03Hursthouse, Michael B.; Huth, L. Susanne; Threlfall, Terence L.
Why Do Organic Compounds Crystallise Well or Badly or Ever so Slowly? Why Is Crystallisation Nevertheless Such a Good Purification Technique?†
Organic Process Research & Development, 2009, 13, 1231

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