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A simple model based on the behavior of a harmonic oscillator particle inside a clathrate cage that adjusts the vibration frequency of filler atoms as a function of the cage size for different type-I clathrate compounds prepared by different authors allows us to extract conclusions regarding charge transfer, relationships between "rattler" and containing cage and also, to predict, for a given network composition what atoms would be useful to scatter certain acoustic phonon frequencies.