journal article Oct 01, 1973

Thermodynamic group contributions from ion pair extraction equilibriums for use in the prediction of partition coefficients. Correlation of surface area with group contributions

Sister Marie Joan Harris Takeru Higuchi J. Howard Rytting

The Journal of Physical Chemistry Vol. 77 No. 22 pp. 2694-2703 · American Chemical Society (ACS)

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Published: Oct 01, 1973
Vol/Issue: 77(22)
Pages: 2694-2703

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Sister Marie Joan Harris

J. Howard Rytting

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Sister Marie Joan Harris, Takeru Higuchi, J. Howard Rytting (1973). Thermodynamic group contributions from ion pair extraction equilibriums for use in the prediction of partition coefficients. Correlation of surface area with group contributions. The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 77(22), 2694-2703. https://doi.org/10.1021/j100640a027

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