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On the basis of the published results, melamine cyanuric acid trihydrochloride (MCA⋅3HCl) is shown to be better described as diprotonated melamine cyanuric acid dichloride dihydrate (C3H8N6)2+⋅C3H3N3O3⋅2Cl−⋅2H2O. Details are given of the revised hydrogen bonding scheme, which requires further elaboration.
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Herbstein, F.H. Purported “melamine cyanuric acid trihydrochloride” C3H6N6⋅C3H3N3O3⋅3HCl is actually “diprotonated-melamine cyanuric acid dichloride dihydrate” (C3H8N6)2+⋅C3H3N3O3⋅2Cl−⋅2H2O. Journal of Chemical Crystallography 33, 527–529 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024230201410
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