a chemical process in which solvent molecules and molecules or ions of the solute combine to form a compound
solvation
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 | molecular receptor (organic chemistry) |
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- molecular receptor (organic chemistry)
- spherand (organic chemistry)
- solvation
- Born equation (physical chemistry)
- Hydration (inorganic chemistry)
- solution
- Gas absorption operations
- association
- ionization
- solvent
- Buffers (chemistry)
- Solubilizing of samples (analytical chemistry)
- Phase-transfer catalysis (physical chemistry)
- Ionophore (organic chemistry)
