Anisotropy factors at 310 (±1) nm under atmospheric pressure (g₃₁₀^{0.1 MPa}) and overall pressure susceptivities of g₃₁₀ (Δg/ΔP) for MUJ1–MUJ3 in various solvents.

Solvent	E T a	g 310 0.1 MPa (×103)b			Δg/ΔPc (TPa−1)
		MUJ1	MUJ2	MUJ3	MUJ1	MUJ2	MUJ3
n-H	30.9	−0.2	+0.6	+3.4	−0.7	+1.4	−2.6
MCHd	∼31	+4.1	+3.7	+4.9	+0.6	+1.5	+0.9
CTCd	32.5	+1.7	+2.0	+2.2	−5.1e	−4.8e	−4.7e
THFd	37.4	−1.9	+1.2	+3.1	−4.9	−2.0	−7.1
EA	38.1	−1.2	+2.3	+2.4	+3.4	+2.4	−0.2
CHLd	39.1	−0.8	+3.4	+0.8	−0.0	−2.8f	−2.9
DCM	41.1	−3.6	−1.9	−3.9	+3.0	+5.9	+3.0
AN	46.0	−3.4	−1.6	−3.7	+3.5	+15.6	+4.2

^aReichardt's empirical solvent polarity parameter.

^bPositive (negative) g₃₁₀^{0.1 MPa} factor indicates preference for the in (out) conformer at atmospheric pressure.

^cΔg/ΔP = (g₃₁₀^P_max − g₃₁₀^P_min)/(P_max − P_min); the pressure range applied (ΔP): 0.1–320 MPa, unless noted otherwise. Positive (negative) Δg/ΔP value means equilibrium shift to the in-(R_p) (out-(S_p)) conformer upon pressurization.

^dToo bulky to be fully accommodated in the P[5] cavity (4.7 Å i.d.).^55–58

^eΔP: 0.1–160 MPa.

^fΔP: 0.1–200 MPa.