Curvilinear Regression Models for Benzenoid Hydrocarbons

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This study developed curvilinear regression models using Van topological indices to predict physicochemical properties of 22 benzenoid hydrocarbons, finding potential for predicting boiling point, π-electron energy, molecular weight, polarizability, molar volume, and molar refractivity.

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This preprint uses chemical graph theory, specifically recently defined Van topological indices based on neighbor vertex degree, to build curvilinear regression models for 22 benzenoid hydrocarbons. The models relate Van indices to multiple physico-chemical properties, and the reported statistical analysis indicates these indices can potentially predict boiling point, π-electron energy, molecular weight, polarizability, molar volume, and molar refractivity. The main caveat explicitly stated is that the work is a preprint and has not been peer reviewed. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Chemical graph theory enables the use of several methods with important applications in drug design and development. The Van topological indices have been defined recently, which are based on neighbour vertex degree. This article examines the chemical application of the Van topological indices through regression models employing 22 benzenoid hydrocarbons. The chemical applicability of the Van topological indices is investigated in this study, using curvilinear regression models to analyze its relationship with the physico-chemical properties of benzenoid hydrocarbons. The statistical analysis data indicates that the Van topological indices have the potential to serve as a predictive index for the attribute of boiling point (BO), π-electron energy (π-ele), molecular weight (MW), polarizability (PO), molar volume (MV), and molar refractivity (MF).
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The Van topological indices have been defined recently, which are based on neighbour vertex degree. This article examines the chemical application of the Van topological indices through regression models employing 22 benzenoid hydrocarbons. The chemical applicability of the Van topological indices is investigated in this study, using curvilinear regression models to analyze its relationship with the physico-chemical properties of benzenoid hydrocarbons. The statistical analysis data indicates that the Van topological indices have the potential to serve as a predictive index for the attribute of boiling point (BO), π-electron energy (π-ele), molecular weight (MW), polarizability (PO), molar volume (MV), and molar refractivity (MF). Topological descriptors Van indices benzenoid hydrocarbons physicochemical properties regression models Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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