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. 2017 Jan 21;4(Pt 2):158–174. doi: 10.1107/S2052252516020200

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© Christian Jelsch et al. 2017

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Enrichment of O⋯Ho contacts in hydroxyl–carbonyl hydrocarbons containing a dimer in the asymmetric unit. (a) The E(O,Ho) values are represented for each independent molecule as a function of oxygen content on the surface. (b) The two E′(O,Ho) values are represented as a function of each other. The (, ) and (, ) pairs are both represented in order to obtain a symmetric graph which is independent of dimer #1 and #2 attributions.

Inline graphic — Enrichment of O⋯Ho contacts in hydroxyl–carbonyl hydrocarbons containing a dimer in the asymmetric unit. (a) The E(O,Ho) values are represented for each independent molecule as a function of oxygen content on the surface. (b) The two E′(O,Ho) values are represented as a function of each other. The (, ) and (, ) pairs are both represented in order to obtain a symmetric graph which is independent of dimer #1 and #2 attributions.