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Hexagonal arrays were fabricated via intermolecular halogen bonding between two linear molecular building blocks in a bicomponent blend. The substitution position of the pyridine N atom involved in the halogen bond plays an important role in the formation of the hexagonal structures.

Graphical abstract: Hexagonal array formation by intermolecular halogen bonding using a binary blend of linear building blocks: STM study

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