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Superchaotropic effect of anionic boron clusters on weakly soluble compounds and proteins in aqueous solutions
Ion Specific Effects (ISE) are implicated across several physicochemical and biological phenomena. Ions were classified as salting-in or salting-out depending on the capacity of their salts to affect the solubility of macromolecules and colloids in aqueous solutions. Recently, ISE were investigated
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