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Since pKa will vary with both the concentration of a species, as well as the temperature of the solution, I think it will be worthwhile to introduce a method to calculate a more precise pKa value for a species given one or more constants defining the relationship between a species' dissociation constant and temperature and concentration.
I will hopefully find some time to implement and create a PR in the next week or two.
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These changes anecdotally improve the accuracy of the model when comparing predicted values with values measured after mixing buffers, but I'm not personally satisfied that the ion charge values I used for ionic activity, or even the principle of using ionic activity to approximate an "effective" pKa, are totally scientifically sound.
Since pKa will vary with both the concentration of a species, as well as the temperature of the solution, I think it will be worthwhile to introduce a method to calculate a more precise pKa value for a species given one or more constants defining the relationship between a species' dissociation constant and temperature and concentration.
I will hopefully find some time to implement and create a PR in the next week or two.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: