Temperature-Dependent 3-D CuI Coordination Polymers of Calix[4]-bis-dithiacrown: Crystal-to-Crystal Transformation and Photoluminescence Change on Coordinated Solvent Removal

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Abstract

The temperature-dependent assembly of two 3-D CuI coordination polymers containing calix[4]-bis-thiacrown with different networking motifs are reported. Upon removal of the coordinated solvent molecules the initial solvent-coordinated polymer undergoes a unique single-crystal-to-single-crystal transformation to the desolvated polymer. Structural characteristics observed in the solvent-coordinated and the desolvated polymers also reveal related solvato-photolunimescence "off-on" behavior.

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