Clathrates is a class of crystalline materials in which a lattice of one component forms cage-like structures that encapsulate guest atoms or molecules, thereby distinguishing it from conventional solid solutions by its unique host-guest bonding and low thermal conductivity relevant to thermoelectric applications.
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CH/? hydrogen bonds in crystals
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A new clathrate hydrate structure
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