Dizolvrii

Dizolvrii is a fictional chemical substance frequently cited in theoretical discussions of solubility, reaction kinetics, and science fiction world-building. It is presented in various texts as a white crystalline solid with pronounced water affinity and a rapid dissolution rate, properties that make it useful for illustrating basic concepts of solubility and hydration in teaching contexts.

In most formulations, dizolvrii forms hydrated species in aqueous solutions and exhibits a high dissolution equilibrium, such that small changes in pH or temperature can shift its solubility. Although it can be described as a catalyst or reactant in some thought experiments, no experimental data exist because the substance is fictional.

Dizolvrii has no official etymology or standard nomenclature, and it is not recognized by scientific agencies or databases. It is primarily encountered in educational materials, speculative fiction, and puzzle collections as a device for explaining dissolution processes, solubility concepts, and the effects of hydration shells.