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What is solvation energy?
solvation energy:The change in Gibbs energy when an ion or molecule is transferred from a vacuum (or the gas phase) to a solvent. The main contributions to the solvation energy come from:(a) the cavitation energy of formation of the hole which preserves the dissolved species in the solvent;(b) the orientation energy of partial orientation of the dipoles;(c) the isotropic interaction energy of electrostatic and dispersion origin; and(d) the anisotropic energy of specific interactions, e.g.hydrogen bonds, donor-acceptor interactions etc. -- Regards Ramesh
solvation energy:The change in Gibbs energy when an ion or molecule is transferred from a vacuum (or the gas phase) to a solvent. The main contributions to the solvation energy come from:(a) the cavitation energy of formation of the hole which preserves the dissolved species in the solvent;(b) the orientation energy of partial orientation of the dipoles;(c) the isotropic interaction energy of electrostatic and dispersion origin; and(d) the anisotropic energy of specific interactions, e.g.hydrogen bonds, donor-acceptor interactions etc.
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