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204 M.R. Caira angle which matches that of the substrate ledge site. Successful application of this principle to the selective nucleation and growth of a thermodynamically less favoured polymorph of a complex organic salt on succinic acid single crystals as substrates has recently been reported [169]. The approaches outlined above continue to provide new insights into the fundamental process of crystallization of organic molecules and studies of the type described promise to contribute very significantly in the future to a detailed understanding of the molecular origins of crystal polymorphism and to its effective control. The author believes that the phenomenon of polymorphism will, notwithstanding such progress, retain its aura as a remarkable manifestation of Nature’s diversity. Acknowledgements. My thanks are due to my colleague Prof L R Nassimbeni for constructive comments and to Fiona Jones for assistance with library resources. Research support from the University of Cape Town and the FRD (Pretoria) is gratefully acknowledged. 5 References 1. Mitscherlich E (1822) Ann Chim Phys 19:350 2. Dunitz JD (1996) In: Desiraju GR (ed) The crystal as a supramolecular entity:perspectives in supramolecular chemistry, vol 2. Wiley, New York, p 2 3. Desiraju GR (1989) Crystal engineering. Elsevier, Amsterdam 4. Sato K (1993) J Phys D: Appl Phys 26:B77 5. Dunitz JD, Bernstein J (1995) Acc Chem Res 28:193 6. Herbstein FH (1996) J Mol Struct 374:111 7. Greenberg JH (1996) Mater Sci Eng R16:223 8. Bayard F, Decoret C, Royer J (1990) Stud Phys Theor Chem 69:211 9. Hernqvist L (1990) Food Struct 9:39 10. Kalman A, Argay G (1991) Kem Kozl 73:129 11. Bernstein J (1991) Polymorphism and the investigation of structure-property relations in organic solids. In: Garbarczyk JB, James DW (eds) Organic crystal chemistry. Oxford University Press, Oxford, chap 2 12. Cecchini MAG (1992) Publ. ACIESP 82:65 13. Bernstein J (1993) J Phys D: Appl Phys 26:B66 14. Poole PH, Grande T, Sciortino F, Stanley HE, Angell CA (1995) Comput Mater Sci 4:373 15. Lotz B (1995) Macromol Symp 94:97 16. Bernstein J, Davis RE, Shimoni L, Chang N-L (1995) Angew Chem Int Ed Engl 34:1555 17. Wolff JJ (1996) Angew Chem Int Ed Engl 35:2195 18. Ford JL, Timmins P (1989) Pharmaceutical thermal analysis, 1st edn. Ellis Horwood Limited, Chichester 19. Byrn SR, Tobias B, Kessler D, Frye J, Sutton P, Saindon P, Kozlowski J (1989) Trans Am Crystallogr Assoc 24:41 20. Borka L, Haleblian JK (1990) Acta Pharm Jugosl 40:71 21. Borka L (1990) Spectroscopy (Eugene, Oreg) 5:12 22. Mehta AC (1994) Anal Proc 31:245 23. Giron D (1995) Thermochim Acta 248:1 24. Laird T (1990) In: Kennewell PD (ed) Comprehensive medicinal chemistry, vol 1. Pergamon, Oxford, p 321 25. Curry SH, Thakker KM (1990) In: Taylor JB (ed) Comprehensive medicinal chemistry, vol 5. Pergamon, Oxford, p 545
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