Polymorph selection of roy by flow-driven crystallization

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Abstract

The selection of polymorphs of the organic compound 5-methyl-2-[(2-nitrophenyl)amino]-3-thiophenecarbonitrile, ROY, is studied experimentally in the confined space between two horizontal glass plates when an acetone solution of ROY of variable concentration is injected at a variable flow rate into water. Depending on the local concentration within the radial flow, a polymorph selection is observed such that red prisms are favored close to the injection center while yellow needles are the preferred polymorph close to the edge of the injected ROY domain. At larger flow rates, a buoyancy-driven instability induces stripes at the outer edge of the displacement pattern, in which specific polymorphs are seen to crystallize. Our results evidence the possibility of a selection of ROY polymorph structures in out-of-equilibrium flow conditions.

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Ziemecka, I., Gokalp, S., Stroobants, S., Brau, F., Maes, D., & De Wit, A. (2019). Polymorph selection of roy by flow-driven crystallization. Crystals, 9(7). https://doi.org/10.3390/cryst9070351

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