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Inclusion properties of hydroxy host compounds
Inclusion compounds can be defined as those in which one type of molecule is able to enclose another molecule (usually smaller) within its structure, leaving the bonding systems of both components unchanged. The molecular network and the enclosed species are usually referred to as the "host" and "gu...
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Department of Chemistry
2016
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