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Ikeda, Tomiki, Ube, Toru (2014) A superelastic organic crystal. Nature, 511 (7509). 300-301 doi:10.1038/511300a

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AuthorsIkeda, TomikiAuthor
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Year2014 (July)Volume511
Issue7509
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceIkeda, Tomiki, Ube, Toru (2014) A superelastic organic crystal. Nature, 511 (7509). 300-301 doi:10.1038/511300a
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