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A reversible CO2-responsive luminescent material was constructed by a facile hydrogen-bond self-assembly of a two-component ionic crystal. The modification of CO2 on the ionic crystal not only alternates the green afterglow, but also endows the material with inverse excitation wavelength dependence for multicolor emission.

Graphical abstract: CO2-responsive tunable persistent luminescence in a hydrogen-bond organized two-component ionic crystal

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