A multiparameter artificial neural network (ANN) approach was successfully utilized to predict the solubility
of C60 in different solvents. Molar volume, polarizability parameter, LUMO energy, saturated surface, and
average polarizability molecular properties were chosen to be the most important factors determining the
solubilities. The results show that in a large number of solvents (126) the solubility decreases with increasing
molar volumes of the solvents and increases with their polarizability and saturated surface areas. A method
is suggested to the approximate determination of experimentally not easily measurable solubility related
thermodynamic parameters, e.g., the Hildebrand parameter, based on reliable solubility measurements.
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