A convenient method to generate single-crystal clathrates involves placing a single-crystal adsorbent into a gaseous guest atmosphere (see picture; Rh magenta, O red, C and H gray, N blue). The procedure has the potential for producing numerous low-dimensional aggregate crystals, and should be most effective for observing specific quantum effects in a variety of low-dimensional systems.
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