Abstract
Hofmann-type and related compounds, a natural zeolitic material of the clinoptilolite type, and cyclodextrins have been studied. Different products, useful in the separation of organic mixtures, used with fertilizers and insecticides in agrochemistry, perfumes, and in the detoxication of raw materials, have been prepared by combinations of the inclusion compounds studied. In the Hofmann-type compounds and cyclodextrins the original guest is substituted; in the zeolite the original sorbate, as well as some part of the zeolitic host is substituted. The physical mixtures of the starting materials differed from the products in their thermal, spectral and diffractographic characteristics. Field test results and other supporting evidence are added.
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