In their Comment to our paper entitled “Structural Study of a Eutectic Solvent Reveals Hydrophobic Segregation and Lack of Hydrogen Bonding between the Components”, Schaeffer et al. disagree with our statement that the obtained results may “challenge the fundamental definition of DESs” . Netherless, our results provide for the first time a detailed picture of the structural arrangement of a binary eutectic where only marginal H-bond interactions are established by one of the components.
Response to Comment on "Structural Study of a Eutectic Solvent Reveals Hydrophobic Segregation and Lack of Hydrogen Bonding between the Components" / Busato, M; Mannucci, G; Di Lisio, V; Martinelli, A; Del Giudice, A; Tofoni, A; Dal Bosco, C; Migliorati, V; Gentili, A; D'Angelo, P. - In: ACS SUSTAINABLE CHEMISTRY & ENGINEERING. - ISSN 2168-0485. - 10:27(2022), pp. 8671-8672. [10.1021/acssuschemeng.2c03286]
Response to Comment on "Structural Study of a Eutectic Solvent Reveals Hydrophobic Segregation and Lack of Hydrogen Bonding between the Components"
Busato, M
;Mannucci, G;Di Lisio, V;Martinelli, A;Del Giudice, A;Tofoni, A;Dal Bosco, C;Migliorati, V;Gentili, A;D'Angelo, P
2022
Abstract
In their Comment to our paper entitled “Structural Study of a Eutectic Solvent Reveals Hydrophobic Segregation and Lack of Hydrogen Bonding between the Components”, Schaeffer et al. disagree with our statement that the obtained results may “challenge the fundamental definition of DESs” . Netherless, our results provide for the first time a detailed picture of the structural arrangement of a binary eutectic where only marginal H-bond interactions are established by one of the components.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
