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    Acta Crystallographica Section B: Volume 44, Issue 1

    1-88
    February 1988
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Gitterenergieberechnungen zur Ermittlung der wahrscheinlichsten Strukturtypen für Verbindungen MX6

W. Willing,  U. Müller, 
  • Pages: 1-6
  • First Published: February 1988
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Hendricks–Teller analysis of stacking-fault-broadened profiles in C24Rb

C. Thompson,  M. E. Misenheimer,  S. C. Moss, 
  • Pages: 6-11
  • First Published: February 1988
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Absolute configuration and optical activity of laevorotatory Bi12TiO20

D. C. N. Swindells,  J. L. Gonzalez, 
  • Pages: 12-15
  • First Published: February 1988
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Structural investigations of phosphorus–nitrogen compounds. 3. The structures of N3P3[O(CH2)3O](NC4H8)4 and trans-N3P3[O(CH2)3O](NC4H8)2Cl2 and a comparison with N3P3[O(CH2)3O]Cl4. The effect of replacing the electron-withdrawing chlorine atoms by electron-releasing pyrrolidino groups. P–O bond lengths and their relationship to spin–spin coupling constants, 3J(POCC)

A. H. Alkubaisi,  M. B. Hursthouse,  L. S. Shaw (née Gözen),  R. A. Shaw, 
  • Pages: 16-22
  • First Published: February 1988
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Cryocrystallography of biological macromolecules: a generally applicable method

H. Hope, 
  • Pages: 22-26
  • First Published: February 1988
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Structure of native porcine pancreatic elastase at 1.65 Å resolution

E. Meyer,  G. Cole,  R. Radhakrishnan,  O. Epp, 
  • Pages: 26-38
  • First Published: February 1988
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Structural investigation of the self-condensation products of o-aminobenzaldehyde, anthranilic acid and related compounds. 1. The TAAB salts TAABH2X2 [X = picrate (ordered), HSO4 (disordered) and BF4 (disordered)]. Hydrogen bonding and the importance of two non-equivalent lone-pair donor sites in the anion for order

P. G. Owston,  L. S. Shaw (née Gözen), 
  • Pages: 39-50
  • First Published: February 1988
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Experimental electron density distribution of (1R*,2S*,3R*,4R*)-3,4-epoxy-1,2,3,4-tetrahydro-1,2-naphthalenediol

C. L. Klein,  E. D. Stevens, 
  • Pages: 50-55
  • First Published: February 1988
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Charge-transfer complexes of hydrazones. VI. Structures of six hydrazone derivatives. Infrared and structural evidence for substituent effects on charge-transfer interactions

G. Tosi,  L. Cardellini,  G. Bocelli, 
  • Pages: 55-63
  • First Published: February 1988
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Crystal structure and photochemistry of four α-cycloalkyl-p-chloroacetophenones

S. V. Evans,  J. Trotter, 
  • Pages: 63-72
  • First Published: February 1988
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Piperazine silicate (EU 19): the structure of a very small crystal determined with synchrotron radiation

S. J. Andrews,  M. Z. Papiz,  R. McMeeking,  A. J. Blake,  B. M. Lowe,  K. R. Franklin,  J. R. Helliwell,  M. M. Harding, 
  • Pages: 73-77
  • First Published: February 1988
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More space-group changes

R. E. Marsh,  F. H. Herbstein, 
  • Pages: 77-88
  • First Published: February 1988

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Protein engineering edited by D. L. Oxender and C. F. Fox

J. H. Robertson, 
  • Page: 88
  • First Published: February 1988
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The magic of minerals by O. Medenbach and H. Wilk

M. Font-Altaba, 
  • Page: 88
  • First Published: February 1988