An unprecedented zeolite supramolecular framework featuring truncated cuboctahedral and truncated octahedral cavities was self-assembled from tetrahedral metal-organic cationic cages and tetrahedral anions. This crystalline porous material could trap iodine and organic dye molecules, and its solid state spin-crossover behavior was affected by guest encapsulation.
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