Partitioning in Organic Compounds

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This lecture covers the partitioning of organic compounds between different phases, focusing on the influence of factors like chain length, size, and halogenation. It also discusses the solubility of compounds in water, the concept of molar volume, and the impact of temperature and salinity on partitioning. Various methods for measuring partition constants and the mechanistic perspective of solubilization are explained, along with practical exercises to apply the concepts discussed.

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