“…We have previously reported several PCPs with 7,7,8,8-tetracyano- p -quinodimethane (TCNQ) as an organic ligand, , focusing on the electrical and structural properties of this organic molecule. TCNQ is a well-known multiredox active organic molecule that can act as a good acceptor and a weak or a strong donor when its valence is 0, −1, or −2, respectively. − In addition, TCNQ is suitable for forming high-dimensional coordination networks because of the coordination and structural diversities based on its multidentate nature and dimerization reaction. − The TCNQ in the frameworks acts as a good interaction site for guest adsorption and recognition, resulting in it showing unique sorption properties such as selective organic and gas sorption, as well as guest-responsive color changes based on the charge-transfer (CT) interaction . In contrast to the organic ligands, the metal ions are not considered to be the important component for the unique porous properties in these PCP systems.…”