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Two positional isomers form distinct emissive hydrogen-bonded organic frameworks: one creates cage-like pores that transform reversibly into a dense phase, while the other assembles into stable channel-type pores showing reversible solvent exchange and CO2 adsorption capability.

Graphical abstract: Positional isomerism-directed formation of hydrogen-bonded organic frameworks with distinct single-crystal transformation pathways

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