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English: Trends of crystal structures in databases over the last decade. 'Organics' covers organic molecules and metal-organic compounds. 'Metals' represents metals, alloys, and intermetallics. 'Inorganics' means inorganic compounds and minerals. 'Proteins' covers all biological macromolecules.

Author: Peter Sondergeld

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Date 18 June 2008 (original upload date)
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2008-06-18 06:40 1024×798× (10606 bytes) Reciproc08 I, Peter Sondergeld, created the image in June 2008, when I was working on a wikipedia entry about crystallographic databases. The image was created using 'gnuplot'. It shows the development of crystal structure entries in the 4 major crystallographic dat

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