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This can provide invaluable insight into the stability of different crystalline materials under various conditions and the identification of novel polymorph phases. At Newcastle, we have extensive experience in the study of single crystal X-ray diffraction under high-pressure, temperature ranges of 2 – 500 K and under the irradiation of light. In addition, further information can be gleaned by conducting X-ray diffraction analyses under non-ambient conditions. Identification of supramolecular interactions.Molecular geometry within the solid state.Phase identification and quantification.Absolute configuration of chiral materials.In particular, X-ray diffraction can provide: In combination, these complementary techniques can greatly enhance the understanding of the structure and composition of any crystalline material, and can be performed on samples comprising both single crystals and bulk powders. At Newcastle University we have capabilities to study materials using Single Crystal XRD and Powder XRD. X-ray diffraction (XRD) underpins techniques that can be used to characterise and investigate the properties of crystalline materials in the solid state, providing insight into the behaviour of materials, enabling the understanding of structure-function relationships.