Cocrystallization is a phenomenon involving the assembly of two or more different chemical
entities in a lattice, occurring typically through supramolecular interactions. In this concept …

Co-crystallization is the supramolecular phenomenon of aggregation of two or more different
chemical entities in a crystalline lattice through non-covalent interactions. It encompasses …

This paper reviews developments in industrial colorants as active ingredients of commercial
products that rely on oxidative chemistry for the coloration of human hair. After outlining the …

The serendipitous formation of Bandrowski's base, an oxidized trimer of p-
phenylenediamine, a backbone molecule of the hair dye industry, in the presence of the …

Furosemide (FS), a loop diuretic drug, exhibits polymorphism not only in pure entity, but also
in cocrystal/salt forms. In continuation of our previous report of color cocrystals …

This study has demonstrated the use of crystallography, topology and graph set analysis in
the description and classification of the complex hydrogen bonded network of triamterene …

In the present study, we have determined the crystal structure of 4-chloroanilinium hydrogen
malonate, which displays strong O–H⋯ O and N–H⋯ O intermolecular contacts by …

Crystal engineering is a potential discipline of materials science that involves sound design
and development of different molecular solids. At present, crystal engineering is receiving …

Co-crystals are composed of two or more chemically inequivalent molecular species,
excluding solvents, generally in a stoichiometric ratio. Co-crystals are particularly important …

Pharmaceutical salt solvates (dimethyl sulfoxide, DMSO) of the drug triamterene with the
coformers acetic, succinic, adipic, pimelic, azelaic and nicotinic acid and ibuprofen are …