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Clathrat-Einschlußverbindungen

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Einschlußverbindungen sind schon seit Beginn des vorigen Jahrhunderts bekannt. Wesentliches Merkmal dieses Verbindungstyps ist, daß eine hohlraumhaltige Wirtkomponente eine oder mehrere Gastkomponenten einlagert, ohne kovalente Bindungen zu betätigen.

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