A method for modeling and predicting the silicone oil-air partition coefficient of hydrophobic compounds
A hydrophobic compound and air distribution technology, applied in the field of modeling to predict the concentration ratio of compounds in the organic phase and the gas phase, can solve the problem of not being able to capture the physical and chemical properties of a large number of compounds more comprehensively, and not being able to correlate applicable compounds and descriptors It is not suitable for problems such as mechanism explanation, and achieves the effects of easy understanding and application, saving manpower, and easy mechanism explanation
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[0055] Dimethyl sulfide: First, check the molecular structure information of dimethyl sulfide on the organic small molecule biological activity database (PubChem), and then use the B3LYP / 6-311G** method in the quantum chemistry software Gaussian to calculate α, E LUMO -E HOMO These 2 descriptors. Its h is calculated by Williams graph method i The value is 0.024-3, indicating that this compound is within the application domain of the QSAR model constructed in the specific embodiment of the present invention.
[0056] Substituting into the constructed QSAR model, the logK of dimethyl sulfide SiO / A The experimental value is 2.15, and the prediction steps based on the QSAR model are as follows:
[0057] logK SiO / A =2.888+0.025×41.038–0.244×6.780=2.26
[0058] The error is only 0.11, which is in good agreement with the experimental value.
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[0060] Dimethyl disulfide: first check the molecular structure information of dimethyl disulfide on PubChem, and then use the B3LYP / 6-311G** method in the quantum chemistry software Gaussian to calculate α, E LUMO -E HOMO These two descriptors; use the Williams graph method to calculate its h iThe value is 0.031-3, indicating that this compound is within the application domain of the QSAR model constructed in the specific embodiment of the present invention.
[0061] Substituting into the constructed QSAR model, the logK of dimethyl disulfide SiO / A The experimental value is 2.86, and the prediction steps based on the QSAR model are as follows:
[0062] logK SiO / A =2.888+0.025×61.192–0.244×5.736=3.02
[0063] The error is only 0.16, which is in good agreement with the experimental value.
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[0065] 2-Chlorophenol: first check the molecular structure information of 2-chlorophenol on PubChem, and then use the B3LYP / 6-311G** method in the quantum chemistry software Gaussian to calculate α, E LUMO -E HOMO These two descriptors; use the Williams graph method to calculate its h i The value is 0.109<h*(warning value)=0.25, standard residual (SE)=1.633<3, indicating that this compound is within the application domain of the QSAR model constructed in the specific embodiment of the present invention.
[0066] Substituting into the constructed QSAR model, the logK of 2-chlorophenol SiO / A The experimental value is 4.25, and the prediction steps based on the QSAR model are as follows:
[0067] logK SiO / A =2.888+0.025×85.194–0.244×5.254=3.74
[0068] The error is only 0.51, which is in good agreement with the experimental value.
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