The origin of cooperative solubilisation by hydrotropes

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Publication Date 2016-09-05
DOI 10.1039/C6CP04823D
Impact Factor 3.676
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Seishi Shimizu


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Abstract

The signature of hydrotropic solubilisation is the sigmoidal solubility curve; when plotted against hydrotrope concentration, solubility increases suddenly after the minimum hydrotrope concentration (MHC), and reaches a plateau at higher hydrotrope concentrations. This sigmoidal curve is characteristic of cooperative phenomena, yet the true molecular basis of hydrotropic cooperativity has long remained unclear. Here we develop a theory, derived from the first principles of statistical thermodynamics using partially-open ensembles, to identify the origin of hydrophobic cooperativity. Our theory bears a close resemblance to the cooperative binding model used for protein–ligand binding. The cause of cooperativity is the enhancement of the hydrotrope m-body interaction induced by the presence of the solute; m can be estimated from the experimental solubility data.

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