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Cavity formation energy drives accumulation of amphiphiles at air-water interface
Amphiphilicity is a key property that governs self-assembly, drug delivery and membrane permeability. We introduce a highly efficient approach based on polarisable continuum models to quantify this important property. Our modelling suggests that accumulation of amphiphiles at the air-water interface is driven by the release of cavity formation energy in water.
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