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Woven organic crystals
L. Lan, L. Li, et al.
Discover the innovative world of woven architectures crafted from elastic, high aspect ratio organic crystals by Linfeng Lan and colleagues. This groundbreaking study reveals how two-dimensional woven networks enhance strength and resilience while defying the limitations of traditional organic crystal growth, paving the way for exciting applications.
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