>it's a very good idea to put such a list on the web. If it is regularly
>updated it would also help to spread structural information faster than
>the ICSD (which is always lagging behind a considerable time), and
>would help to avoid double work.
Doing so would need a full-time job for some
Dear Armel,
it's a very good idea to put such a list on the web. If it is regularly
updated it would also help to spread structural information faster than
the ICSD (which is always lagging behind a considerable time), and
would help to avoid double work.
Please feel free to incorporate the
Hello,
For those of you searching for compounds with unknown
structure for applying SDPD methodology, there is a mine ;-).
A large number of minerals were given a name without any
complete structural study. The difficulty is to determine
which ones because many databases remain unclear about
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