The experimental solubility measurements for different organic volume percents in water for limonene and benzaldehyde are shown in Fig. . The order of the studied solvents, from top to bottom, corresponds to their predicted organic solubility rank from Fig. . For limonene, the model accurately predicted the solubility trends for ethanol, acetic acid, methanol, and ethylene glycol mixtures in water (Fig. ). However, the solubility in the DMA/water mixture is lower than that of the other organic co-solvents (except for ethylene glycol) for 75V% mixtures, despite the model predicting DMA to be the second best overall organic solvent for limonene. Interestingly, for 90V% mixtures, the solubility in the DMA mixture is higher than that in acetic acid, methanol, and ethylene glycol. As discussed in the methods, we did not observe the solubilization of 20 mM limonene in 25V% and 50V% organic solutions for any of the solvents tested.