In the last century, molecular crystals functioned predominantly as a means for determining
the molecular structures via X-ray diffraction, albeit as the century came to a close the …

Tailor-made additives (TMAs) have found a role in crystal morphology engineering and
control by specific binding to crystal surfaces through stereo-chemical recognition. The utility …

Imidacloprid, the world's leading insecticide, has been approved recently for controlling
infectious disease vectors; yet, in agricultural settings, it has been implicated in the …

Many molecular crystals (approximately one third) grow as twisted, helicoidal ribbons from
the melt, and this preponderance is even higher in restricted classes of materials, for …

We demonstrate an innovative technique to achieve organic 2D and 3D waveguides with
peculiar shapes from an acicular, stimuli‐responsive molecular crystal,(2Z, 2′ Z)‐3, 3 …

Developing organic molecular crystals with twisted morphology either through spontaneous
formation or in response to external stimuli is compelling yet challenging. In this work, we …

Optoelectronic properties of anisotropic crystals vary with direction requiring that the
orientation of molecular organic semiconductor crystals is controlled in optoelectronic device …

Many crystals grow as banded spherulites from the melt with an optical rhythm indicative of
helicoidal twisting. In this work, 23 of 41 charge transfer complexes (CTCs) are grown with …

Organic materials are promising candidates for the development of efficient sensors for
many medicinal and materials science applications. Single crystals of a small molecule, 4 …

The crystallization of nicotinamide (NA) and its constitutional isomer, isonicotinamide (INA),
is compared. NA formed eight polymorphs from the melt and two from solution, whereas INA …