Formation of inclusion compounds

Claim 1

A METHOD OF PROMOTING THE FORMATION OF INCLUSION COMPOUNDS BETWEEN A COMPLEX-FORMING HOST MOLECULE KNOWN TO REACT WITH STRAIGHT CARBON CHAIN STRUCTURES AND AN ORGANIC CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE SUBJECT TO AUTODETERIORATION AND AUTOCHANGE WHICH IS NORMALLY DIFFICULT TO INCLUDE IN THE COMPLEX-FORMING HOST MOLECULE AS A GUEST MOLECULE, SAID GUEST MOLECULE BEING COMPOSED PREDOMINANTLY OF A STRUCTURE SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF BRANCHED CARBON CHAIN STRUCTURES MORE HIGHLY BRANCHED THAN MONOMETHYL BRACHED AND CYCLIC CARBON STRUCTURES, WHICH METHOD COMPRISES INITIALLY REACTING THE GUEST COMPOUND WITH ANOTHER CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE TO ADD ONTO THE GUEST MOLECULE AS AN ANCHORING SUBSTITUENT A STRAIGHT CARABON CHAIN RADICAL HAVING A KNOWN AFFINITY FOR FORMING INCLUSION COMPOUNDS WITH THE COMPLEX-FORMING HOST COMPOUND WHILE MAINTAINING THE DESIRABLY USEFUL PROPERTIES OF THE GUEST COMPOUND SUBSTANTIALLY UNCHANGED AND THEN REACTING THIS NEWLY FORMED SUBSTANCE WITH THE COMPLEX-FORMING HOST MATERIAL TO FORM A STABLE INCLUSION COMPOUND.