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The solvation structure of alprazolam
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2016Alprazolam is a benzodiazepine that is commonly prescribed for the treatment of anxiety and other related disorders.
Akshay Sridhar +4 more
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Hexaphenylhexaphosphinane benzene solvate
Acta Crystallographica Section C Crystal Structure Communications, 2008In the molecular crystal of hexaphenylhexaphosphinane benzene solvate, C(36)H(30)P(6).C(6)H(6), representing the trigonal form of phosphobenzene as a solvate, the six-membered ring of P atoms adopts a chair conformation wherein the six phenyl groups are located in equatorial positions. The molecules [molecular symmetry 3 (C(3i))] are stacked infinitely
Jan J, Weigand +2 more
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Fluorophilicity Switch by Solvation
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2006A new type of fluorous distannoxanes, [XRf2SnOSnRf2Y]2 (Rf = C6F13C2H4; X, Y = C6F13SO3 (2) and (C6F13SO2)2N, Cl (3)) was prepared successfully as hydrates from the reaction of [ClRf2SnOSnRf2Cl]2 with C6F13SO3Ag and (C6F13SO2)2NAg, respectively. Despite their high fluorine content (59.85 and 59.27% F), these distannoxanes were completely insoluble in ...
Akihiro, Orita +2 more
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 2018
Experiments have revealed that DNA solvation dynamics is characterized by multiple time scales ranging from a few picoseconds to a few hundred nanoseconds and in some cases even up to several microseconds. The last part of decay is not only slow but can also be described by a power law (PL).
Saumyak Mukherjee +3 more
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Experiments have revealed that DNA solvation dynamics is characterized by multiple time scales ranging from a few picoseconds to a few hundred nanoseconds and in some cases even up to several microseconds. The last part of decay is not only slow but can also be described by a power law (PL).
Saumyak Mukherjee +3 more
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Solvation and complex formation in strongly solvating solvents
Pure and Applied Chemistry, 1986Abstract
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"Protein Engineering, Design and Selection", 1989
W G, Richards, P M, King, C A, Reynolds
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W G, Richards, P M, King, C A, Reynolds
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Interfacial solvation thermodynamics
Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 2016Previous studies have reached conflicting conclusions regarding the interplay of cavity formation, polarizability, desolvation, and surface capillary waves in driving the interfacial adsorptions of ions and molecules at air-water interfaces. Here we revisit these questions by combining exact potential distribution results with linear response theory ...
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Dipole solvation in dielectrics
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2004This paper presents an exact solution for the free energy of linear solvation of a dipolar solute in an arbitrary dielectric material with a microscopic spectrum of polarization fluctuations. The solution is given in terms of wave vector-dependent longitudinal and transverse structure factors of the polarization fluctuations in the pure dielectric ...
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Solvated electrons: what is solvated?
The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 1991Thomas R. Tuttle, Sidney Golden
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Implicit Solvation Methods for Catalysis at Electrified Interfaces
Chemical Reviews, 2022Nicolas G. Hörmann +2 more
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