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Electron density-based implicit solvation models are a class of techniques for quantifying solvation effects and calculating free energies of solvation without an explicit representation of solvent molecules. Integral to the accuracy of solvation modeling is the proper definition of the solvation shell separating the solute molecule from the solvent environment, allowing for a physical partitioning of the free energies of solvation. Unlike state-of-the-art implicit solvation models for molecular quantum chemistry calculations,
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