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Structural chemistry of binary cocrystals of diamines and diols

Simple amines and alcohols are usually used as “building blocks” in supramolecular synthesis, solvents, ligands or cocrystallization agents. Variety of applications originates in presence of functional groups able to participate in strong hydrogen bonds. As both hydroxyl and amine moieties are complementary, designing new cocrystals of such compounds can lead to complex structures with large diversity of crystal architectures.