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The synthesis, optical properties, and computational calculation of benzobisoxazole-based molecular cruciforms are presented. The potential use of donor/acceptor substituted cruciforms as sensors is also discussed, and optical response of cruciform compounds to different concentration of trifluoroacetic acid in the liquid state is presented. Chapter Three. A method for the identification method of carboxylic acids, organoboronic acids, phenols, amines, ureas, and tetrabutylammonium salts is described using one of donor/acceptor substituted benzobisoxazole-cruciforms as the sensor. Chapter Four. Structural study of benzobisoxazole cruciforms is presented: their solid state structures, obtained by X-ray crystallography, are presented. Chapter Five. The synthesis and structural analysis of 8-arylethynyl substituted guanosine derivatives is presented. 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