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. 2013 Sep 19;9:1899–1906. doi: 10.3762/bjoc.9.224

Table 3.

Physicochemical properties of 3-carboxamide tetramic acids.a,b

MW MSA PSA rel-PSA c log P c log D (7.4) HD/HA RB

2ac 387 599 82.1 13.7 1.77 0.41 2/5 8
2bc 302 462 69.6 15.1 1.85 0.64 2/3 7
2cc 308 509 69.6 13.7 1.28 −0.15 2/3 7
2dc 310 540 69.6 12.9 1.69 0.23 2/3 11
2ec 353 632 69.6 11.0 2.88 1.42 2/3 14
2f 395 725 69.6 9.6 4.07 2.61 2/3 17
2g 316 492 69.6 14.1 1.47 −0.04 2/3 8
2h 442 691 82.1 11.9 2.79 1.41 2/5 9

3a 427 662 95.9 14.5 0.90 −1.32 2/5 10
3b 409 613 86.7 14.1 1.84 −0.19 2/4 6
3c 371 590 86.7 14.7 0.84 −1.13 2/4 7
3d 383 586 86.7 14.8 1.06 −0.96 2/4 5
3e 377 530 90.0 17.0 0.80 −1.20 2/5 6
3f 419 577 99.2 17.2 0.46 −1.54 2/6 6

1c 390 568 69.6 12.3 3.51 2.03 2/3 5
1d 405 591 78.4 13.3 3.63 2.96 3/3 5

aMW; molecular weight, MSA; molecular surface area, PSA; polar surface area, %PAS; relative polar surface area = (PSA/MSA) × 100, c log P; calculated partition coefficient, c log D (7.4); calculated distribution coefficient at pH 7.4, HD; hydrogen-bond donor count, HA; hydrogen-bond acceptor count, RB; rotatable bond count. bTautomer A was selected for the calculation. cReported in our previous publication [10].