is it possible to make crystals of multiple organic compounds that form a homogenous mass under normal conditions

I was thinking about crystals of organic compounds recently after I had to clean beeswax off a pot. it's an extremely tedious process to remove. you have to boil water in the pot and then continually remove the liquid wax while hoping it doesn't adhere to the side. so I looked up what beeswax is soluble in, it's soluble in most notably acetone. I grow crystals just for fun mostly because they look cool. anyway, beeswax is composed of multiple organic compounds and im wondering if anybody has tried to grow crystals of beeswax or similar organic compounds. lastly is it even possible to make a crystal with multiple primary constituents? I can't really find a lot of information on this so I decided to ask here




Some chemicals, organic or not, naturally separate when crystallized. For example, mixed dextro- and levo- forms of tartaric acid ("racemic acid") were separated [by Louis Pasteur](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racemic_acid) by the arduous process of picking out right-handed from left-handed crystals.


Some chemicals form mixed crystals, such as [chrome alum, $\ce{KCr(SO4)2}$ and ammonium alum, $\ce{(NH4)Al(SO4)2}$](https://sciencenotes.org/grow-chrome-alum-crystals/). Since these are both octahedral, with similar layout, crystallization would *not* serve to separate the components of a mixed solution; in fact, one can grow crystals ranging from colorless to deep purple by varying the proportions. This is an example of miscible solids.


As you state, beeswax is a *mixture* of *many* compounds. You might try to grow crystals of one component using various solvents, leaving most components undissolved, but crystallizing the *mix* is not feasible. BTW, *honey* naturally crystallizes since it's *mostly* [glucose and fructose](https://www.beeculture.com/the-chemistry-of-honey/), already supersaturated. Emulate Pasteur, and pick apart some glucose and fructose crystals from crystallized honey. *Eat the rest.*


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