Binding Constants
Binding Constants is a quantitative metric in supramolecular chemistry that characterizes the equilibrium affinity between a host molecule, such as cyclodextrin, and a guest molecule through the ratio of the concentration of the formed inclusion complex to the concentrations of the unbound species at equilibrium.
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