The 1:1 crystal complex of deoxycholic acid and acetic acid (a so-called choleic acid) is an inclusion compound, in which chains of acetic acid molecules, hydrogen bonded as in the crystal structure of acetic acid, are held in tunnels between hydrogen-bonded sheets of deoxycholic acid molecules.
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