A novel hydrate of α-cyclodextrin crystallised under high-pressure conditions
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Rubén Granero-García, Fernando J. Lahoz, Sofiane Saouane, Francesca P. A. Fabbiani
The technique of high-pressure crystallisation from solution has been applied to the study of α-cyclodextrin hydrate formation. A previously unobserved hydrate, here termed Ib, has been obtained at 0.65 GPa and characterised by single-crystal X-ray diffraction using synchrotron radiation. This form exhibits a combination of structural features of other known hydrates and hydration states obtained by theoretical calculations but never found experimentally before.
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