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Nanoscale prisons lock up molecules, then release them somewhere else

newsads.blogspot.com — Imagine to catch one or a few molecules dissolved in water, lock them up in a cage with a diameter of a few hundred nanometers, and keep them locked for a given length of time. Then bring these containers with the captive molecules to places within the solution where you want to have them, and release the captured molecules ...

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