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Garnet E. Peck Symposium - 2004 Presentations

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Presentations from the Second Annual Symposium

November 18, 2004

Peter L.D. Wildfong and Kenneth R. Morris - A Structurally-Based Model for Predicting Mechanically Activated Disordering Potential of Small Molecular Organic Crystals
George Zografi - A Basis For Understanding the Effects of Residual Water on the Mechanical Properties of Solids
Gregory E. Amidon - The Mechanical Properties of Mixtures: When Does 1 + 1 ≠ 2?
Everett N. Hiestand - Pharmaceutical Formulations: The move from art toward science. A Personal Perspective

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