Step-wise dis-assembly of trimesic acid: mono- and bis(methanol) solvates
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Sophie H. Dale, Mark R. J. Elsegood, Simon J. Richards
Single crystal X-ray structures of methanol solvates of trimesic acid provide an insight into the step-wise dis-assembly of this strongly hydrogen-bonded acid through the disruption of acid–acid head-to-tail dimer motifs by alcohols.
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