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The nanoscale confinement of noble gases at noncryogenic temperatures is crucial for many applications including noble gas separations, nuclear waste remediation, and the removal of radon. However, this process is extremely difficult primarily due to the weak trapping forces of the host matrices upon noble gas physisorption. Herein, the formation of 2D clathrate compounds, which result from trapping...
In article number 1806583, Deyu Lu, Jorge Anibal Boscoboinik, and co‐workers develop two‐dimensional arrays of hexagonal prism nano‐cages trapping single atoms of noble gases argon, krypton, and xenon. These atoms are stable in the cages at elevated temperatures.
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