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Fig. 9.3 The PXRD pattern of a EPR, b CAF, EPR–CAF from c the liquid-assisted grinding technique, d the solvent evaporation technique, and e simulation from single-crystal data. Reproduced
from Ref. [58] with permission from the Royal Society of Chemistry
Fig. 9.4 Layered structure, resulted from the interaction between EPR–CAF and EPR–EPR. The
hydrogen atoms and minor component molecules are omitted for clarity. Reproduced from Ref.
[58] with permission from the Royal Society of Chemistry
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Fig. 9.3 The PXRD pattern of a EPR, b CAF, EPR–CAF from c the liquid-assisted grinding technique, d the solvent evaporation technique, and e simulation from single-crystal data. Reproduced
from Ref. [58] with permission from the Royal Society of Chemistry
Fig. 9.4 Layered structure, resulted from the interaction between EPR–CAF and EPR–EPR. The
hydrogen atoms and minor component molecules are omitted for clarity. Reproduced from Ref.
[58] with permission from the Royal Society of Chemistry