lipofiliisiä
Lipofiliisiä is a Finnish term that translates to lipophilicity in English. Lipophilicity refers to the chemical property of a molecule that describes its solubility in fats, oils, lipids, and other nonpolar solvents. Molecules that are lipophilic tend to dissolve in or be attracted to fatty or oily substances. Conversely, molecules that are hydrophilic are attracted to water and other polar solvents.
The degree of lipophilicity is often quantified using the partition coefficient, typically measured as the octanol-water
Lipophilicity is a crucial property in many scientific disciplines, particularly in pharmacology and environmental science. In
In environmental science, the lipophilicity of a substance determines its tendency to bioaccumulate in organisms and