The tale of Molecule VI: Past failures to predict the polymorphs of a sulfonimide using molecular mechanics have led to speculation that crystal-structure prediction may be of limited use owing to the kinetic nature of crystallization. An approach based on quantum mechanics now successfully predicts the three known polymorphs of this compound (molecule VI, see structure). Accurate lattice energy calculations are thus sufficient to predict the polymorphs of small organic molecules.
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