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This study demonstrates and tests the refinement of a lattice-dynamical model derived from periodic ab initio calculations at the Γ point against elastic diffraction data (X-ray or neutron). Refinement of only a handful of parameters is sufficient to obtain a similar agreement with the data as the conventional crystallographic model using anisotropic displacement parameters. By refinement against X-ray data, H displacement parameters are obtained which compare favourably with those from neutron diffraction experiments. The approach opens the door for evaluating thermodynamic properties, and for refinement against multi-temperature data, against inelastic diffraction data, spectroscopic information and thermal diffuse scattering data.

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Additional statistics for the refinements, final refined parameters of the normal-mode refinement, and a figure showing the residual density of urea after refinement using NoMoRe and IAM refinement in SHELXL

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CIF files containing the refined models of urea

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Output files from the Crystal09 program, giving detailed information about the normal-mode coordinates of the refined models

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Figure for use in JMol showing the normal modes of urea


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