Abstract
The first in situ diffraction study of the long-known solid-state rearrangement of p-bromo- benzeneazotribenzoylmethane is reported. This proof-of-principle study demonstrates how modern labora- tory X-ray powder diffraction, accompanied by up-to-date processing tools, can be used to monitor and describe mechanisms of organic solid-state reactions while it also underpins its necessity for structural characterisation of in situ formed crystalline phases. (doi: 10.5562/cca2127)
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