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Which type of crystal solvate is stable and difficult to desolvate because the solvent plays a key role in holding the crystal together?
What term is used to describe crystals that contain solvent of crystallization?
If a crystal loses its solvent and recrystallizes in a new form, it is likely a:
What is the term for a crystal that does not contain any water within its structure?
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Which type of crystal solvate typically has a complex dissolution rate due to its structure and composition?
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What happens to pseudopolymorphic solvates when desolvation occurs?
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How do the physicochemical properties of solvated forms differ from anhydrous forms?
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What is typically true about the melting point comparison between anhydrous crystals and hydrates?
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How does the dissolution rate of hydrates compared to anhydrous forms vary?
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Why can some hydrates have a slower dissolution rate than anhydrous forms?
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What is the main purpose of pharmaceutical co-crystals?
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Which type of polymorph can be reversibly changed to another form by varying temperature and pressure?
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What type of polymorph undergoes irreversible change between two forms?
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Which polymorphic form is selected for solid dosage forms during drug development?
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What type of polymorph has the highest melting temperature and is the least soluble in any solvent?
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Which type of crystal habit may make it difficult to inject a polymorph in suspension form or formulate it as a tablet?
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What can crystal growth in creams as a result of phase transformation cause to happen?
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