“…Crystallization is a separation process utilized in the chemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries to purify or produce a new solid phase from a solution, suspension, or melt [1]. Various factors, such as temperature, agitation, saturation, supersaturation, or the presence of additives, can influence the implementation and outcome of the crystallization process by impacting the crystal growth, morphology, and internal structure of obtained crystals [2]. Crystalline form, size, and shape directly affect the physical and chemical properties of solids such as solubility and dissolution rate, as well as downstream processes such as filtration, milling, drying, or tableting; therefore, it is important to have control over the crystallization process.…”