Solvent Susceptibility is a theoretical construct in solvation theory that quantifies the degree to which a solvent's polarization response is influenced by the presence and nature of solute charges, distinguishing it from general solvent polarity by specifically characterizing the solvent's differential responsiveness to electrostatic perturbations.
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Solvent content of protein crystals
Brian W. Matthews · Journal of Molecular Biology · 1968 · 8K citations
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