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Observation of bending, cracking and jumping phenomena on cooling and heating of tetrahydrate berberine chloride crystals

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2018

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Manjeet Singh, Subhrajyoti Bhandary, Rohit Bhowal, Deepak Chopra

Materials ScienceRoom TemperatureEngineeringPhysical ChemistryRapid ConversionThermodynamicsChemistryHeat TransferCrystal FormationCrystallographyDihydrate Phase

Abstract

Tetrahydrate berberine chloride crystals undergo cracking, bending and jumping on cooling as well as on heating at room temperature with a rapid conversion to a dihydrate phase.

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