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From: Enrico Stura [mailto:est...@cea.fr]
Sent: 16 January 2013 13:51
To: ccp4bb; Sanchez-Weatherby, Juan (DLSLtd,RAL,DIA)
Subject: Re: [ccp4bb] side question re crystal dehydration
Juan,
Hum
I think one may need to distinguish between three different kinds of dehydration experiment, because of the different
forces they will exert on a crystal to shrink the unit cell, creating new stabilizing crystal contacts or perhaps
causing contacts to fail in a chaotic manner, disordering the cry
Juan,
Humidity variation is what vapour diffusion crystallization achieves.
In your list of all possible dehydration methods you would end up
classifying all
vapour diffusion experiments as a case of dehydration. After nucleation,
crystals
continue to grow and the drop continues to become mor
Dear all,
From Leonid's reply earlier you can see a problem some of us have been having
for a while now, when looking for literature regarding dehydration. Most of you
that perform dehydration either don't consider it happening or don't report it
in great detail in your publications. This is on
