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A Computational Study of the Chemomechanics of Paracetamol Polymorphs: Towards Improving Drug Tabletability
The mechanical properties of pharmaceutical crystals are of great importance in tablet manufacturing. Also, knowing the mechanical properties of different polymorphs of the same crystal can reduce the overall production cost. In this study, computational work was done via performing density function...
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