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A Novel/Old Modification of the First Zagreb Index.
1Knowledge Unit of Science, University of Management & Technology, Sialkot-Pakistan.
Molecular Informatics
|March 15, 2018
Summary
The modified first Zagreb connection index (ZC1*) influences total electron energy in alternant hydrocarbons. This study tests ZC1* applicability for octane isomers and determines alkanes with extreme ZC1* values.
Area of Science:
- Chemical Graph Theory
- Computational Chemistry
- Structure-Property Relationships
Background:
- The first Zagreb index relates molecular graph degrees to electron energy (Eπ).
- A related descriptor, the modified first Zagreb connection index (ZC1*), was identified but not explicitly studied.
- ZC1* is proposed to also influence Eπ in alternant hydrocarbons.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate the chemical applicability of the ZC1* descriptor.
- To establish basic properties of the ZC1* descriptor.
- To determine alkanes with maximum and minimum ZC1* values for a fixed number of carbon atoms.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of ZC1* for octane isomers.
- Establishment of fundamental properties of ZC1*.
- Identification of alkanes with extremal ZC1* values.
Main Results:
- The chemical applicability of ZC1* for octane isomers was evaluated.
- Key properties of ZC1* were elucidated.
- Alkanes exhibiting maximum and minimum ZC1* values were identified.
Conclusions:
- The ZC1* descriptor shows relevance in chemical applications, particularly for octane isomers.
- The study provides foundational insights into the ZC1* descriptor.
- Extremal ZC1* values for alkanes with a fixed carbon count were determined.
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