leveling effects

A form of leveling effect — The limitations that a solvent imposes on the properties of acids and bases, so that solvent basicity limits the strength of a strong acid and solvent acidity limits the strength of a strong base; a solvent leveling.

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Meanings

noun
  1. pluralplural of leveling effect
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