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Structural Factors Influencing Intramolecular Interactions

The preceding sections presented a number of possibilities by which various moieties in a molecule may interact to influence the partitioning behavior of the solute. In a schematic manner, such interactions depend on the following [Pg.250]

Clearly, a number of structural factors (geometric faaors and molecular states) will influence intramolecular interactions, hence solubility and partitioning. This set of effects is schematized in Figure 2, part of which is briefly discussed below. [Pg.250]

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