Examples of artificially grown crystals
l-serine–l-ascorbic acid co-crystal
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Crystal details |
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| Compound name | l-serine–l-ascorbic acid co-crystal |
| Formula | C6H8O6*C3H7NO3 |
| Dimensions | up to 2.5 mm in largesyt direction using our approach to crystallization |
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| Colour | transparent |
| Keywords | bulk; biogen |
Growth conditions |
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| Technique | crystallization from 200 ml drops on the surface of a microscope slide, modified with Parafil |
| Temperature | 298 K |
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| Keywords | sol |
Comments |
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| Application(s) | These co-crystals were used as a model object for testing some modifications to traditional techniques of slow evaporation. These approaches can be used for the crystallization and facilitate the procedure of sample preparation other small organic compounds. |
| Link(s) | Rychkov, D. A., Arkhipov, S. G., & Boldyreva, E. V. (2014). J. Appl. Crystallogr. 47 |
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