Solvent Effects in Molecular Recognition.

Solvent effects on the molecular recognition of anions.

Anion recognition of two flexible diols in different solvents and binary mixtures were examined. Binding constants (K) in CD3CN and CDCl3 are surprisingly similar, and CD3CN-solvent mixtures led to reduced values of K that are smaller than in either pure solvent. A surprising U-shaped dependence is observed.

Partitioning of solvent effects and intrinsic interactions in biological recognition.

First-Principles Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Liquids and Solvent Effects

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Quantum Mechanical and Molecular Mechanical Study of Solvent Effects

Diluent effects in solvent extraction

The fact that the choice of organic diluent is important for a solvent extraction process goes without saying. Several factors, such as e.g. price, flash point, viscosity, polarity etc. each have their place in the planning of a solvent extraction system. This high number of variables makes the lack of compilations concerning diluent effects to an interesting topic. Often the interest for the r...