Models of this process using integral equation theory, such as RISM, are closed under a mean-spherical approximation. Various models of this process diverge over whether its scaling factor x equals 0, 0.5, or infinity in the expression “epsilon plus x, over x plus 1.” Models of this (10[1])process iteratively recalculate the polarization of the reaction field until it is self-consistent using a nonhomogeneous equation that sets rho to be a charge-weighted sum of positive and negative Boltzmann factors. The accessible surface area for this (10[1])process (10[2])is slightly (10[1])less than the van der Waals surface area. (10[1])A conducting cavity disrupts a dielectric continuum in implicit models (10[1])of this process (10[2])like COSMO (10[1])(“cosmo”) or generalized (-5[1])Born theory. This process reorganizes a shell of point charges (10[1])around a molecule. (10[2])For 10 points, name this process in which molecules mix to form a homogeneous liquid solution. (10[1])■END■ (10[5]0[1])