The phase-transition behaviors, crystal structures, and dielectric properties of four kinds of simple 1:1 organic salts of (C12H25NH3(+))(benzenesulfonate) and (C12 H25NH3(+))(pyridine sulfonates) were examined from the viewpoint of intermolecular hydrogen-bonding interactions and dynamic conformational transformation in molecular assemblies. Crystals of (C12H25NH3(+))(benzenesulfonate) and (C12H25NH3(+))(3-pyridinesulfonate) were isostructural and solid-solid and solid-liquid-crystal smectic A (SmA) phase transitions were observed. These two crystals formed rodlike cation-anion assemblies. However, the two salts, (C12H25NH3(+))(2-pyridinesulfonate) and (C12H25NH3(+))(4-pyridinesulfonate), formed largely bent L-shaped cation-anion conformations. Interesting conformational transformations from rodlike to L-shaped assemblies were observed in (C12H25NH3(+))(2-pyridinesulfonate) and (C12H25NH3(+))(3-pyridinesulfonate).

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