Investigating correlations between polarizability and various molecular properties can lead to useful relationships such as the recent observation that polarizability scales with the fourth power of the characteristic size of the system . The correlation between polarizability and orbital energies is relevant from a theoretical standpoint, as it forms the foundation of Pearson's hard-soft acid-base (HSAB) theory . Based on recent theoretical works, we can postulate that polarizability can be expressed as a function of two factors accounting for i) ground state geometry (e.g., van der Waals radius or molecular volume) and ii) electronic structure (e.g., ionization energy or hardness) . While these correlations provide useful conceptual insights, they have not been put to use for constructing accurate numerical predictions.