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<p>Full-visible-spectrum piezochromism is vital for advanced anti-counterfeiting and storage device applications, yet remains challenging. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons represent a promising class of piezochromic materials. However, pressure-induced structural disorder severely limits their performance by causing photoluminescence (PL) quenching through energy dissipation. In framework materials, host-guest modes offer a promising avenue to overcome the limitations. Herein, we demonstrate that the halogen-bonded organic framework host incorporating acridine guests (denoted as XOF@AD) enables full-visible-spectrum piezochromism modulation with the PL red-shift of 237 nm during compression. Both experiments and calculations reveal that strengthened π–hole···π interactions lower its interaction energy to preserve the structural rigidity of XOF host. This suppresses the structural disorder of AD guests and maintains their enhanced π–π stacking interactions, which leads to a decreased band gap. This work establishes host-guest 3D-XOF as a superior platform that achieves full-visible-spectrum piezochromism and presents promising potential for pressure-responsive sensing.</p>

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Host-guest strategy for full-visible-spectrum piezochromism in halogen-bonded organic frameworks

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    2026年1月13日

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  • Binhao Yang,
  • Yixuan Wang,
  • Jiaju Liang,
  • Kaiyan Yuan,
  • Ruidong Qiao,
  • Tao Zhang,
  • Xinyi Yang,
  • Bo Zou

摘要

Full-visible-spectrum piezochromism is vital for advanced anti-counterfeiting and storage device applications, yet remains challenging. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons represent a promising class of piezochromic materials. However, pressure-induced structural disorder severely limits their performance by causing photoluminescence (PL) quenching through energy dissipation. In framework materials, host-guest modes offer a promising avenue to overcome the limitations. Herein, we demonstrate that the halogen-bonded organic framework host incorporating acridine guests (denoted as XOF@AD) enables full-visible-spectrum piezochromism modulation with the PL red-shift of 237 nm during compression. Both experiments and calculations reveal that strengthened π–hole···π interactions lower its interaction energy to preserve the structural rigidity of XOF host. This suppresses the structural disorder of AD guests and maintains their enhanced π–π stacking interactions, which leads to a decreased band gap. This work establishes host-guest 3D-XOF as a superior platform that achieves full-visible-spectrum piezochromism and presents promising potential for pressure-responsive sensing.