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So pleased to see this paper by our own Joanna Stevens and colleagues in the @PCCP 2020 Hot Articles collection – it's open access so take a look https://t.co/oZWGbGqtg3
7/04/2020 9:11
Today’s element of the #IYPTCrystals project is Scandium. It’s the first member of the 3D block elements and the first rare earth elements. Discover more interesting facts about Scandium here https://t.co/OmRqSqwVOL #IYPT2019 #PeriodicTable https://t.co/YpaI5vImkD
6/04/2020 9:30
Inspired by @FerrenceG at @IllinoisStateU #Chemistry department, we used our CSD Python API to investigate how many times different elements appear in #CSDCommunications structures - those in grey don't appear in any yet! Have you got any unpublished structures you could add? https://t.co/nq46Fo7m5U
3/04/2020 2:15
