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ChemDraw User's Manual - CambridgeSoft

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The following basic values are displayed.PropertyDescriptionAdministratorPropertyBoiling PointMelting PointCriticalTemperatureDescriptionThe boiling point for thestructure. Reported in Kelvinat 1 atm.The melting point for thestructure. Reported in Kelvinat 1 atm.The temperature abovewhich the gas form of thestructure cannot be liquefied,no matter the appliedpressure (T c ). Reported inKelvin.Heat ofFormationtPSACLogPUltraCMRUltraThe heat of formation, ∆H f ,for the structure. Reported inkJ/mol at 1 atm and 298.15K.Calculation of polar surfacearea based on fragmentcontributions.The calculatedn-octanol/water partitioncoefficient (log P ow ).The calculated MolarRefractivityCritical PressureCritical VolumeGibbs EnergyHenry’s LawThe minimum pressure thatmust be applied to liquefy thestructure at the criticaltemperature (P c ). Reported inbars.The volume occupied at thecompound’s criticaltemperature and pressure(V c ). Reported in cm 3 /mol.The Gibbs free energy, ∆G,for the structure. Reported inkJ/mol at 1 atm and 298.15K.The inverse of the logarithmof Henry’s law constant[-log (H)] (no units).NOTE: The CLogP and CMR algorithms incorporated in<strong>ChemDraw</strong> are licensed from BioByte Corp, and have beenextensively tested and peer-reviewed as providing highlyaccurate results. The values produced by these algorithms in<strong>ChemDraw</strong> should be exactly the same as values produced bythe standalone CLogP and CMR applications fromBioByte.For further information about CLogP and CMR, pleaserefer to the BioByte web site at:http://www.biobyte.comand to the manuals for ClogP and CMR at:http://clogp.pomona.edu/medchem/chem/papers/14-clogp.htmlandhttp://clogp.pomona.edu/medchem/chem/papers/13-cmr.htmlTo paste the basic properties into your document:• Click Paste.142•Working With Structures<strong>CambridgeSoft</strong>Viewing Chemical Properties

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