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Molecular Insights into the Crystallization of 4’-Hydroxyacetophenone from Water: Solute Aggregation, Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation, and Polymorph Selection
Published 2025“…Analysis of the solution properties before the onset of LLPS revealed that, in the HAP mole fraction range <i>x</i><sub>HAP</sub> < 0.004 (Zone I), where hydrate H2 ultimately crystallizes, small, solvated clusters are initially present in solution, which remain approximately invariant in size, shape, and HAP/H<sub>2</sub>O proportion as the temperature decreases. …”
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Molecular Insights into the Crystallization of 4’-Hydroxyacetophenone from Water: Solute Aggregation, Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation, and Polymorph Selection
Published 2025“…Analysis of the solution properties before the onset of LLPS revealed that, in the HAP mole fraction range <i>x</i><sub>HAP</sub> < 0.004 (Zone I), where hydrate H2 ultimately crystallizes, small, solvated clusters are initially present in solution, which remain approximately invariant in size, shape, and HAP/H<sub>2</sub>O proportion as the temperature decreases. …”
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Molecular Insights into the Crystallization of 4’-Hydroxyacetophenone from Water: Solute Aggregation, Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation, and Polymorph Selection
Published 2025“…Analysis of the solution properties before the onset of LLPS revealed that, in the HAP mole fraction range <i>x</i><sub>HAP</sub> < 0.004 (Zone I), where hydrate H2 ultimately crystallizes, small, solvated clusters are initially present in solution, which remain approximately invariant in size, shape, and HAP/H<sub>2</sub>O proportion as the temperature decreases. …”
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