Anion-directed architectures in amine halide peroxosolvates: role of H 2 O 2 /H 2 O competition in crystal engineering

Key Points

• The study examines crystal structures formed by hydrogen peroxide and amine halides, emphasizing their unique properties.
• Single crystal X-ray diffraction reveals insights into the crystal architecture influenced by hydrogen peroxide concentrations.
• Thermal analysis demonstrates the stability and shelf life of the crystalline adducts across varying amine types.
• Understanding water's role in these adducts may enable advancements in crystal engineering techniques for future materials.