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Several metal complexes are also reported to (partially) owe their vapochromic behaviors to changes of π-π interactions in response to organic vapors. For examples, see
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The vapochromic metal-free organic crystals reported in ref. 2 involve guest-induced change of π-donor/acceptor interactions The cyclic voltammogram (CV) of 1 (shown in the ESI) in CH2Cl2 exhibits one pseudo-reversible oxidation wave with a half-wave oxidation potential vs. ferrocenium/ferrocene of 0.42 V, from which the HOMO energy level of 1 is estimated as -5.22 eV, in agreement with the calculated value
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