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| Combo of organic and inorganic in single material. Unique problem solver. |
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| Pharmaceutical Co Crystal |
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| At least one co crystal former forms supramolecular synthon with an API. |
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| Novelty, not be obvious, utility, replication |
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| absorption in humans is > 90% of dose based on mass-balance |
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| highest dose strength is soluble in < 250 ml water over a pH range of 1 to 7.5. |
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| Most widely consumed flavonoids. More soluble than the cocrystals. |
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| active ingredient in chocolate. Purine rings with different members of methyls. Means food of gods. Like caffeine. |
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| polymers where metal ions connect by bridging ligands. |
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weaker and more
reversible than covalent bonds |
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ORGANIC molecule makes
only two connections |
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METAL makes three or more
connections |
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Removes sulfur better than commercial
carbon deodorants (modified charcoal) |
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| zeolite A, zeolite XY and rho-zeolite |
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used in gas
purification, water softening, drug
delivery and petroleum refining |
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MOMs are promising materials for H2 storage as some
of them exhibit fine tunable properties as |
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| Extra-large surface area, Open metal sites, High stability |
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