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The role of weak interactions in the phase transition and distinct mechanical behavior of two structurally similar caffeine co-crystal polymorphs studied by nanoindentation

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Ghosh, S
Mondal, A
Mangalampalli, S.R.N. Kiran
Ramamurty, U
Reddy, C Malla

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American Chemical Society

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Although weak interactions, such as C-H⋯O and π-stacking, are generally considered to be insignificant, it is their reorganization that holds the key for many a solid-state phenomenon, such as phase transitions, plastic deformation, elastic flexibility

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Crystal Growth & Design

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2037-12-31