Direct Space Methods for Powder X-ray Diffraction for Guest−Host Materials: Applications to Cage Occupancies and Guest Distributions in Clathrate Hydrates
Satoshi Takeya(National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology), John A. Ripmeester(National Research Council Canada)
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