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The elastic and mechanical properties of pharmaceutical solid forms from first principles and first principles based methods
The elastic and mechanical properties of organic molecular crystals of active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) are crucial for their development into solid dosage forms. A drug substance with poor mechanical properties can have instability and formulation issues. Experimentally determining mechanica
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