Exfoliation of various inorganic materials with lamellar structures has provided a means to explore their colloid chemical properties at the molecular level, since the layered bulk materials are exfoliated into individual sheets in solution to form colloidal suspensions, [1±5] which are expected to be good precursors for preparing nanoparticles and thin films. [2,6] , where Py = pyridine and n = 1±12) into Bi-based cuprates. [8,10±14] In particular, the organic-salt intercalates were found to be good precursors for exfoliating Bi-based high-T c superconductors into individual sheets in solution, probably due to the strong reduction of interlayer interaction, since the basal spacing is significantly increased by up to a few tens of angstroms upon intercalation of large organic molecules.