Exposure of the polymeric solid [CuI(4-pic)]∞ to either liquid or vapor toluene leads to disappearance of this material’s characteristic room temperature blue emission (λmax 437 nm) and the appearance of the yellow emission (λmax 580 nm) indicative of the [CuI(4-pic)]4 tetramer; the process is reversed when the latter is exposed to liquid or vapor n-pentane.
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