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Confocal Raman microspectrometry has been applied successfully as an in situ probe of the transport of guest molecules through the one-dimensional channel system in a crystalline inclusion compound, yielding insights into the spatial distribution of guest molecules and, in particular, the variation in the spatial distribution of the guest molecules as a function of time during the transport process.
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