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    GlossaryInclusion Complexes

    molecule traps another molecule within its structure

    Inclusion complexes are structures where one molecule, known as the "host," forms a cavity that can trap another molecule, called the "guest." This can enhance the stability, solubility, or delivery of the guest molecule. For example, in hair care, inclusion complexes can be used to encapsulate active ingredients, making them more effective in treating conditions like alopecia.

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