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A diaminodicyanoquinodimethane molecule based material undergoes reversible crystalline–amorphous transformation upon external stimuli. Significantly, delayed fluorescence and phosphorescence are observed in the material, with an unusual enhancement of the latter in the amorphous state, in sharp contrast to the decrease in fluorescence.
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