The role of solvation in proton transfer reactions: implications for predicting salt/co-crystal formation using the ΔpKa rule

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The ΔpKa rule is commonly applied by chemists and crystal engineers as a guideline for the rational design of molecular salts and co-crystals. For multi-component crystals containing acid and base constituents, empirical evidence has shown that ΔpKa > 4 almost always leads to salts, ΔpKa

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Cruz-Cabeza, A. J., Lusi, M., Wheatcroft, H. P., & Bond, A. D. (2022). The role of solvation in proton transfer reactions: implications for predicting salt/co-crystal formation using the ΔpKa rule. Faraday Discussions, 235, 446–466. https://doi.org/10.1039/d1fd00081k

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