One property available to these substances can be calculated using Wodak and Janin's analytical formula or Futamara et al
One property available to these substances can be calculated using Wodak and Janin's analytical formula or Futamara et al.'s Monte Carlo algorithm. That property available to these substances has a "re-entrant" form and a "contact" form, whose sum can be calculated using the "rolling-probe" approach of the Shrake-Rupley algorithm. That property available to these substances factors in the van der Waals radius of these substances in derivatives of the Lee-Richards method, and is known as the accessible surface area. High-speed devices with "vibrating" or "planetary" motions are used in ball-milling methods to eliminate these substances. These substances can have significant effects on substitution reactions. Green chemistry principles eschew these substances when possible. SN2 reactions proceed well in aprotic ones, while SN1 reactions require protic ones such as methanol. For 10 points, name these types of compounds that provide the liquid phase in which reactants dissolve, exemplified by DMSO and water.
One property available to these substances can be calculated using Wodak and Janin's analytical formula or Futamara et al
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