A molecular crystal does not have a single stiffness value. Its molecules are arranged differently along different crystallographic directions, so the same crystal can resist force strongly on one morphological facet (an exposed crystal surface) and deform or crack more easily on another. In pharmaceutical manufacturing, this can affect milling, powder handling and tablet compression, … Continue reading “Predicted on Khalifa University HPC, Confirmed by Experiment: MechaPredict Pins Down the Stiffness of Molecular Crystals” The post Predicted on Khalifa University HPC, Confirmed by Experiment:
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