Which mechanism limits the maximum solubility within molecular crystals?

💡 Explanation

Lattice strain reduces solubility in molecular crystals because substitutional defects induce distortions via steric interactions inhibiting crystal packing; therefore strain limits solubility rather than phonon interference or tunneling because these occur within specific temperatures.

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