Friday, July 10, 2026

bipyrazole organic crystals

Bi-pyrazole carbene crystals
Introduction

In this article, we are going to talk about a special type of glass that has been recently discovered. The special thing about this glass is that it attaches itself after breaking. Although many countries like Japan and Israel had already discovered it, now the name of India has also been added to the category of these countries. By the way, India always lags behind in this type of research, and by the time we are successful in this type of research, foreigners have overtaken us, and we do not get the right benefit of that research.

But this time, things have changed a bit. We have probably made this discovery in time, which has enabled us to make our mark at the international level. It is currently planned to use this type of glass in mobile phones and LED panels to make them stronger and reduce losses. Apart from this, this type of glass can also be used in other important technologies.

Bi-pyrazole carbene crystals

Bi-pyrazole carbene crystals of Indian origin scientists have named it a bi-pyrazole carbene crystal. The study was conducted by the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Kolkata. It is also noteworthy that this research was first published by the most famous trained science journal in the world in 2021. After this, the journal Nature, which is also known as Nature Communication, also published this research in its journal. But sadly, no patent or sample of this research has yet been seen by us Indians.

The research was led by Mala Reddy, professor of chemical sciences at IISER Kolkata, and Nirmala Ghosh, professor of physical sciences at IIT Kharagpur.

The research was funded by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the National Institute of Virology (NIV).

The scientific name of this glass is also known as 'bipyrazole organic crystal' or 'piezoelectric molecular crystal'. If you want to find out about this research yourself, you can do so at dst.gov. Go to the page to search for 'self-healing property spotted in organic crystals' to get you all the results. Apart from this, you will find another link, i.e., C. Malla Reddy's self-healing research, on Google.

Israel

The glass has been named aspeptide-based glass, which has been invented by Tel Aviv University using amino acids and peptides in biological molecules. The special thing about this glass is that it is environmentally friendly. If this glass breaks, then it attaches itself as soon as there is moisture in the room temperature or normal environment.

Japan

A student at the University of Tokyo in Japan accidentally discovered this type of material. No team has been formed so far.
The special thing is that these glasses also get automatically connected to each other after being connected to each other for a few seconds or minutes in the normal environment. Here we have to take care that the broken part should not be lost.

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