Table 2.
Quantity | Input valuesa/conditions | Formulae/dataset | Output value |
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ΔΔGpart. per FG repeat increase |
CNaCl = 0.15 mol/dm3, T = 294 K |
Partition coefficient measurements (Fig. 1d, e) |
−255 J/mol |
ΔΔGpart. per FG repeat per 1 M increase in ionic strength | T = 294 K | −282 J/mol | |
ΔG for phase separation |
N = 52, CNaCl = 0.15 mol/dm3, T = 300 K |
Formula Set 1 | −17,600 J/mol |
Formula Set 2 | −16,500 J/mol | ||
Saturation concentration | Formula Set 1 | 3.89 × 10−6 mol/dm3 | |
Formula Set 2 | 6.12 × 10−6 mol/dm3 | ||
ΔΔG per 1 K increase in temperature |
N = 52, CNaCl = 0.15 mol/dm3 |
Formula Set 1 | −494 J/mol |
Formula Set 2 | −375 J/mol | ||
ΔΔG per 1 M increase in ionic strength |
N = 52, T = 300 K |
Formula Set 1 | −19,300 J/mol |
Centrifugation dataset (Fig. 3e) | −15,200 J/mol | ||
ΔΔG per FG repeat increase |
CNaCl = 0.15 mol/dm3, T = 294 K |
Formula Set 2 | −202 J/mol |
ΔΔG per FG repeat per 1 K increase in temperature | CNaCl = 0.15 mol/dm3 | Formula Set 2 | −5.66 J/mol |
ΔΔG per FG repeat per 1 M increase in ionic strength | T = 300 K | Centrifugation dataset (Fig. 7b) | −403 J/mol |
aInput values for calculations are selected such that outputs from orthogonal formulae/datasets (DLS, centrifugation and partition datasets) can be compared. Note the high consistency of numbers derived from orthogonal methods.