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As a kind of in silico method, the methodology of quantitative structure–activity relationship (QSAR) has been shown to be an efficient way to predict soil organic carbon normalized sorption coefficients (KOC) values. In the present study, a total of 824 logKOC values were used to develop and validate a QSAR model for predicting KOC values. The model statistics parameters, adjusted determination coefficient...
The reaction rate constants of hydroxyl radicals with organic chemicals (kOH) are of great importance for assessing the persistence and fate of organic pollutants in the atmosphere. However, experimental determination of kOH seems fairly unrealistic, due to the soaring number of the emerging chemicals additional to the large number of existing chemicals. Quantitative structure–activity relationship...
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