Abstract
A new method for the prediction of solubility in the water–ethanol system has been devised. The method is based on the construction of equations for the prediction of partition coefficients from water to water–ethanol mixtures, based on the Abraham descriptors for compounds. Once partition coefficients have been predicted for a particular compound, only an experimental value for the solubility in ethanol is required for the prediction of solubilities in water–ethanol mixtures. Results of predictions are comparable to the Jouyban-Acree model that requires experimental solubilities in both water and ethanol.
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