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BaFS: Birefringence Enhanced by the Transformation from Optical Isotropy to Anisotropy via Interlayer Anion Substitution

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BaFS: Birefringence Enhanced by the Transformation from Optical Isotropy to Anisotropy via Interlayer Anion SubstitutionOriginalBaSbBS 4 : a record-high-performance birefringent crystal identified by a target-driven closed-loop strategy28Research progress and future prospect of chalcogenides with large optical anisotropy46[HgX 2 ] Linear Group Enabled Ultraviolet Birefringent Crystal RbHg 5 Br 11 with Strong Optical Anisotropy and Wide Bandgap12Achieving giant optical anisotropy in the mid-far infrared region via ideal alignment of dual functional motifs0Ba 4 CdGa 2 S 6 F 4 : A Chalcohalide Birefringent Crystal with Large Band Gap Designed by the Cation and Anion Cosubstitution Strategy2Achieving High‐Birefringence Thiophosphates From Low Polarizability Anisotropy Units by an Axial Linear Matching Strategy1Linear [ICl 2 ] Units Induced Giant Optical Anisotropy in AICl 2 (A = NH 4 , Rb): A Pathway to Advanced Birefringent Materials4Unlocking Structural Anisotropy by Guest-Symmetry Modulation Strategy to Achieve Giant Birefringence in Molecular Crystals0

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    Chemical Science · 2025-01-01

    Ming‐Zhi Zhang, Yue Zhao, Chun‐Li Hu, Jiang‐Gao Mao

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  2. Research progress and future prospect of chalcogenides with large optical anisotropy

    Coordination Chemistry Reviews · 2025-06-20

    Zhen-Cheng Wu, Sheng‐Ping Guo

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  3. [HgX 2 ] Linear Group Enabled Ultraviolet Birefringent Crystal RbHg 5 Br 11 with Strong Optical Anisotropy and Wide Bandgap

    Advanced Science · 2025-09-09

    Yingtai Du, Wangfei Che, Yunfei Shi, Juanjuan Lu, Xiaodong Zhou, Ting Liu, Shilie Pan, Junjie Li

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  4. Achieving giant optical anisotropy in the mid-far infrared region via ideal alignment of dual functional motifs

    Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers · 2026-01-01

    Yi-Wen Shan, Ming‐Zhi Zhang, C Hu, Jiang‐Gao Mao

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  5. Ba 4 CdGa 2 S 6 F 4 : A Chalcohalide Birefringent Crystal with Large Band Gap Designed by the Cation and Anion Cosubstitution Strategy

    Inorganic Chemistry · 2026-03-02

    Jingdong Yan, Xiangran Kong, Zichang Wang, Hongwei Leng, Tao Liu, Yunfei Shang, Nikolay Yudin, Z. L. Lei, Chunhui Yang

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  6. Achieving High‐Birefringence Thiophosphates From Low Polarizability Anisotropy Units by an Axial Linear Matching Strategy

    Advanced Optical Materials · 2026-05-18

    Ming‐Zhi Zhang, C Hu, Yi‐Wen Shan, Jiang‐Gao Mao

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  7. Linear [ICl 2 ] Units Induced Giant Optical Anisotropy in AICl 2 (A = NH 4 , Rb): A Pathway to Advanced Birefringent Materials

    Advanced Functional Materials · 2026-05-22

    Du Yinxia, C J Huang, Hongshan Wang, Linan Wang, Z Chen, Miriding Mutailipu, Shilie Pan, J F Li

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  8. Unlocking Structural Anisotropy by Guest-Symmetry Modulation Strategy to Achieve Giant Birefringence in Molecular Crystals

    Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2026-06-16

    Chao‐Hong Xie, Yuan-Feng Li, Bin‐Wen Liu, Guo‐Cong Guo

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