“…In this context, it should be mentioned that one of the most useful tools dedicated to studying this phenomenon is X-ray diffraction (XRD). In the diffractograms collected for the systems creating supramolecular structures partially ordered on the nanoscale, except for the main diffraction peak connected to the short-range molecular order, also a “pre-peak” originating from the medium-range intermolecular correlations can be detected. ,,,,− From the analysis of the position, width, shape, and intensity of this peak, together with the Fourier analysis of the total diffraction data in the form of the atomic pair distribution function, researchers may deliver important information about the size, range of order, geometry, and concentration of formed supramolecular associates/aggregates . Nevertheless, extensive studies on monohydroxy alcohols indicated that the analysis of the diffractograms even supported by the results of theoretical calculations (e.g., molecular dynamics and reverse Monte Carlo simulations) may lead to divergent conclusions and provide inconsistent information about the size of the supramolecular associates, their morphology, architecture, etc., even for the same compound. − Therefore, to facilitate the diffraction data analysis, it is crucial to combine different information sources from various experimental and theoretical tools.…”