“…For example, experiments have observed a cubic AB 8 binary nanocrystal belonging to the Fm 3̅ m space group; yet no corresponding prototype has been identified in inorganic crystals. , Cheng et al have utilized giant surfactants to self-assemble into a series of low-symmetry Frank–Kasper phases, for example, the σ, A15, C14, C15, Z phase, and a sixth Frank–Kasper μ phase . In particular, very recently, they discovered the Frank–Kasper ϕ phase that has no prototype of inorganic crystal. , Due to largely designable architectures, block copolymers become a unique class of self-assembly units, − providing unparalleled opportunities for the preparation of mesocrystals. − In particular, the arrangement of the spherical micelles assembled by block copolymers often resembles the periodic lattices of inorganic crystals.…”