inklusionskroppars
Inklusionskroppar, also known as inclusion compounds or host-guest complexes, refer to a class of chemical structures where one or more guest molecules are enclosed within the framework of a host molecule or material. These structures are formed through non-covalent interactions such as hydrogen bonding, van der Waals forces, or π-π stacking, rather than covalent bonds. The phenomenon is widely observed in various fields of chemistry, including supramolecular chemistry, materials science, and pharmaceutical research.
Inklusionskroppar can exist in different forms, such as clathrates, channel compounds, and cage complexes. Clathrates, for
The study of inklusionskroppar is significant due to their applications in areas like gas storage, catalysis,
Research into inklusionskroppar continues to advance, driven by the development of new synthetic methods and computational