Definition of solvate in English:

solvate

verb sɒlˈveɪtˈsɑlveɪt

[with object]Chemistry

(of a solvent) enter into reversible chemical combination with (a dissolved molecule, ion, etc.)
water can solvate both cations and anions
the ions become solvated in the water, that is, they become hydrated
Example sentencesExamples
- In each simulation, the initial ion was solvated in a system of 216 waters.
- In fact, it is still unclear if the superoxide anion is formed through peroxy radicals or through a reaction between solvated electron and molecular oxygen.
- Solute molecules were solvated using a box of TIP3P water molecules with periodic boundary conditions.
- In the first system, the phospholipid molecules were solvated by 6560 SPC water molecules.
- At this distance the ion is completely solvated by reservoir water and interaction with the channel is very weak.
Synonyms
go into solution, become a solution, break down

noun ˈsɒlveɪtˈsɑlveɪt

Chemistry

A more or less loosely bonded complex formed between a solvent and a dissolved species.
Example sentencesExamples
- A compound may be able to form several sorts of solvate - different kinds of crystal containing solvent.
- A solvate is a single crystalline phase of a given compound of specific chemical structure in which a solvent molecule or molecules have been incorporated into the crystal lattice.
- It has also been discovered that paroxetine hydrochloride can form crystalline solvates with certain solvents such as certain lower alcohols and acetone, in particular isopropyl alcohol.
- If you avoid it completely, and you get the solvate, then is it not reasonable to go back to example 1 where it tells you that if you washed it in water, you got the anhydrate?

Derivatives

solvation

noun sɒlˈveɪʃ(ə)nsɑlˈveɪʃ(ə)n

Chemistry

On the other hand, differences of up to 10% have been found in the free energies of solvation of both individual ions and whole salts.
Example sentencesExamples
- Two different continuum electrostatic models are formulated to describe the ion solvation inside the nanotube.
- To better study the structure and thermodynamics of ion solvation in nanotubes, we focus exclusively on the solvation of a solitary ion inside the channel.
- Therefore, it is not possible to provide any quantitative measure of the energy of solvation due to dipolar solvation and hydrogen bonding interaction.
- This indicates that TRH molecules are located close to the lipid headgroups, possibly mimicking the solvation by water molecules.

Origin

Early 20th century: formed irregularly from solve + -ate¹.

Definition of solvate in US English:

solvate

verbˈsälvātˈsɑlveɪt

[with object]

(of a solvent) enter into reversible chemical combination with (a dissolved molecule, ion, etc.)
water can solvate both cations and anions
the ions become solvated in the water, that is, they become hydrated
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, it is still unclear if the superoxide anion is formed through peroxy radicals or through a reaction between solvated electron and molecular oxygen.
- In each simulation, the initial ion was solvated in a system of 216 waters.
- At this distance the ion is completely solvated by reservoir water and interaction with the channel is very weak.
- Solute molecules were solvated using a box of TIP3P water molecules with periodic boundary conditions.
- In the first system, the phospholipid molecules were solvated by 6560 SPC water molecules.
Synonyms
go into solution, become a solution, break down

nounˈsälvātˈsɑlveɪt

A more or less loosely bonded complex formed between a solvent and a dissolved species.
Example sentencesExamples
- A compound may be able to form several sorts of solvate - different kinds of crystal containing solvent.
- If you avoid it completely, and you get the solvate, then is it not reasonable to go back to example 1 where it tells you that if you washed it in water, you got the anhydrate?
- A solvate is a single crystalline phase of a given compound of specific chemical structure in which a solvent molecule or molecules have been incorporated into the crystal lattice.
- It has also been discovered that paroxetine hydrochloride can form crystalline solvates with certain solvents such as certain lower alcohols and acetone, in particular isopropyl alcohol.

Origin

Early 20th century: formed irregularly from solve + -ate.

单词	solvate
释义	Definition of solvate in English: solvate verb sɒlˈveɪtˈsɑlveɪt [with object]Chemistry (of a solvent) enter into reversible chemical combination with (a dissolved molecule, ion, etc.) water can solvate both cations and anions the ions become solvated in the water, that is, they become hydrated Example sentencesExamples In each simulation, the initial ion was solvated in a system of 216 waters. In fact, it is still unclear if the superoxide anion is formed through peroxy radicals or through a reaction between solvated electron and molecular oxygen. Solute molecules were solvated using a box of TIP3P water molecules with periodic boundary conditions. In the first system, the phospholipid molecules were solvated by 6560 SPC water molecules. At this distance the ion is completely solvated by reservoir water and interaction with the channel is very weak. Synonyms go into solution, become a solution, break down noun ˈsɒlveɪtˈsɑlveɪt Chemistry A more or less loosely bonded complex formed between a solvent and a dissolved species. Example sentencesExamples A compound may be able to form several sorts of solvate - different kinds of crystal containing solvent. A solvate is a single crystalline phase of a given compound of specific chemical structure in which a solvent molecule or molecules have been incorporated into the crystal lattice. It has also been discovered that paroxetine hydrochloride can form crystalline solvates with certain solvents such as certain lower alcohols and acetone, in particular isopropyl alcohol. If you avoid it completely, and you get the solvate, then is it not reasonable to go back to example 1 where it tells you that if you washed it in water, you got the anhydrate? Derivatives solvation noun sɒlˈveɪʃ(ə)nsɑlˈveɪʃ(ə)n Chemistry On the other hand, differences of up to 10% have been found in the free energies of solvation of both individual ions and whole salts. Example sentencesExamples Two different continuum electrostatic models are formulated to describe the ion solvation inside the nanotube. To better study the structure and thermodynamics of ion solvation in nanotubes, we focus exclusively on the solvation of a solitary ion inside the channel. Therefore, it is not possible to provide any quantitative measure of the energy of solvation due to dipolar solvation and hydrogen bonding interaction. This indicates that TRH molecules are located close to the lipid headgroups, possibly mimicking the solvation by water molecules. Origin Early 20th century: formed irregularly from solve + -ate¹. Definition of solvate in US English: solvate verbˈsälvātˈsɑlveɪt [with object] (of a solvent) enter into reversible chemical combination with (a dissolved molecule, ion, etc.) water can solvate both cations and anions the ions become solvated in the water, that is, they become hydrated Example sentencesExamples In fact, it is still unclear if the superoxide anion is formed through peroxy radicals or through a reaction between solvated electron and molecular oxygen. In each simulation, the initial ion was solvated in a system of 216 waters. At this distance the ion is completely solvated by reservoir water and interaction with the channel is very weak. Solute molecules were solvated using a box of TIP3P water molecules with periodic boundary conditions. In the first system, the phospholipid molecules were solvated by 6560 SPC water molecules. Synonyms go into solution, become a solution, break down nounˈsälvātˈsɑlveɪt A more or less loosely bonded complex formed between a solvent and a dissolved species. Example sentencesExamples A compound may be able to form several sorts of solvate - different kinds of crystal containing solvent. If you avoid it completely, and you get the solvate, then is it not reasonable to go back to example 1 where it tells you that if you washed it in water, you got the anhydrate? A solvate is a single crystalline phase of a given compound of specific chemical structure in which a solvent molecule or molecules have been incorporated into the crystal lattice. It has also been discovered that paroxetine hydrochloride can form crystalline solvates with certain solvents such as certain lower alcohols and acetone, in particular isopropyl alcohol. Origin Early 20th century: formed irregularly from solve + -ate.
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