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Ammonium acetate as a buffer

Hildebrand solubility parameter

Phenol extraction of PBCV

Phenol extraction for proteomics

Solvents for proteomics

Solvents for proteomics

Solvent	M	BP	r	e	d	¶d	¶p	¶h
Methanol	32.04	64	.792	33	29.7	15.1	12.3	22.3
Ethanol	46.07	78	.785	24.3	26.2	15.8	8.8	19.4
Acetone	58.08	56	.785	20.7	19.7	15.5	10.4	7.0
MEK	72.12	80	.805	18.5	19.3	16.0	9.0	5.1
Ether	74.12	35	.714	4.34	15.4	14.5	2.9	5.1
Tetrahydrofuran	70.09	56	.88	7.52	18.5	16.8	5.7	8.0
Hexane	86.18	69	.66	1.89	14.9	14.9	0	0
Chloroform	119.38	61	1.48	4.8	18.7	17.8	3.1	5.7
Phenol	94.11	182	1.07	9.78	24.1	18.0	5.9	14.9
m-Cresol	108.1	203	1.03	11.5	22.7	18.50	5.1	12.9
Resorcinol (solid)	121.1	277	1.28	3.2	29.0	18.0	8.4	21.1
Toluene	92.14	111	.87	2.4	18.3	18.0	1.4	2.0

r - density
e - dielectric constant
d - Hildebrand solubility parameter
¶_d - Hansen dispersion component
¶_p - Hansen polar component
¶_h - Hansen hydrophilic component

Hexane is miscible with neither water nor phenol

Solubility parameters
Solvent table

Solvent properties

Hydrocarbon boiling points
Solvent densities

Organic soluble salts

Ammonium acetate
Trimethylammonium acetate (available as 1M soln. from Sigma)
Organic liquids
Lithium chloride