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. 2022 Nov 12;16(1):91. doi: 10.1186/s13065-022-00887-x

Table 3.

Physiochemical properties of the synthesized compounds 7a-e, 8a-c and 10a-k

Entry MWa LogPb HBDc HBAd TPSA (Å)e RBf Lipinski/Veber violation
7a 277.32 2.39 0 3 47.78 5 0
7b 346.21 3.40 0 3 47.78 5 0
7c 387.86 4.01 0 3 47.78 6 0
7d 432.31 4.11 0 3 47.78 6 0
7e 422.32 4.49 0 3 47.78 6 1
8a 263.34 3.32 0 2 30.71 5 0
8b 373.88 4.93 0 2 30.71 6 1
8c 418.33 5.04 0 2 30.71 6 1
10a 305.53 1.73 0 4 64.85 6 0
10b 339.78 2.23 0 4 64.85 6 0
10c 384.23 2.34 0 4 64.85 6 0
10d 418.67 2.84 0 4 64.85 6 0
10e 374.22 2.72 0 4 64.85 6 0
10f 381.43 2.84 0 4 64.85 7 0
10 g 399.42 3.22 0 5 64.85 7 0
10 h 415.87 3.32 0 4 64.85 7 0
10i 460.32 3.42 0 4 64.85 7 0
10j 417.41 3.59 0 6 64.85 7 0
10 k 450.32 3.79 0 4 64.85 7 0
Lipinski/Veber’s Rules  ≤ 500  ≤ 5  ≤ 5  ≤ 10  ≤ 140  ≤ 10  ≤ 1

aMolecular weight (MW). b Logarithm of partition coefficient between n-octanol and water (LogP). c Number of hydrogen bond donors (HBD). d Number of hydrogen bond acceptors (HBA). e Topological polar surface area (TPSA). f Number of rotatable bonds (RB)