2013
DOI: 10.1039/c3ce41702f
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Robust R22(8) hydrogen bonded dimer for crystal engineering of glycoluril derivatives

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“…The supramolecular sheets in adjacent layer are further connected by two different C interactions [33,34]. These weak interactions occur between phenyl CH group (C11 and C15) (Fig.…”
Section: Fig 4 Symmetrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The supramolecular sheets in adjacent layer are further connected by two different C interactions [33,34]. These weak interactions occur between phenyl CH group (C11 and C15) (Fig.…”
Section: Fig 4 Symmetrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, they have found applications as anion‐binding receptors and molecular capsules . In recent years, glycolurils attract attention of organic chemists as molecular templates for intramolecular Claisen‐type condensation and precursors in combinatorial and supramolecular chemistry . Hence, search of the routes to prepare thioanalogues of glycolurils has been a subject of interest in recent decades .…”
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“…The extended growth along the y-axis observed for BA crystals is attributed to the BA structure consisting of O-H⋯O bonded dimers which form π-stacked layers via C-H⋯O bonds. 30,34,35 BA always crystallizes in hexagonal platelets, with prominent basal pairs of faces form {10−2} and {002}, and a lateral envelope made up of the other forms, which develop to different extents depending upon the solvent used. This suggests that molecular recognition at the crystal/solution interfaces during crystal growth is very effective for the chemical groups exposed at the surfaces constituting the lateral forms, and points to thermodynamic control of the final shape.…”
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