Host–guest chemistry

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Host–guest chemistry is a branch of chemistry that studies how larger molecular structures, called "hosts," can bind and contain smaller molecules, called "guests," through non-covalent interactions. Think of it as molecular-level hospitality: the host molecule provides a specialized space or cavity that welcomes …