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Aromatic ring–aliphatic ring stacking in organic crystal structures
A survey of crystal structures of organic molecules shows that there is strong evidence of stacking of aromatic rings and aliphatic rings and this packing motif may provide a fundamental stabilising interaction in crystal structure formation. Here this is probed by mainly focussing on interaction of six-membered aromatic groups with six-membered heterocyclic molecules, especially sugars.