Table A2.
Molecule | a | b | Ovl c | d | Ovl c | e |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
water | ± | ± | 52 | ± | 78 | ± |
methanol | ± | ± | 57 | ± | 51 | ± |
ethanol | ± | ± | 51 | ± | 35 | ± |
methanethiol | ± | ± | 83 | ± | 32 | ± |
acetamide | ± | ± | 29 | ± | 35 | ± |
tetrahydrofuran | ± | ± | 63 | ± | 20 | ± |
benzene | ± | ± | 76 | ± | 8 | ± |
phenol | ± | ± | 44 | ± | 7 | ± |
aniline | ± | ± | 43 | ± | 7 | ± |
ethane | ± | ± | 95 | ± | 43 | ± |
n-hexane | ± | ± | 79 | ± | 7 | ± |
cyclohexane | ± | ± | 84 | ± | 7 | ± |
a Free energy difference associated with turning off all non-bonded interactions in the gas phase. b Free energy difference of uncharging the solute in aqueous solution. c Smallest BAR overlap integral of all -steps in % (cf. [133,161,197,198]). d Free energy difference of removing all Lennard–Jones interactions of the uncharged solute in aqueous solution. e Total hydration free energy (cf. Table 1).