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Published on: April 8, 2020
On computing extended graph energies and their thermodynamic properties for benzenoid hydrocarbons
Hafiz Muhammad Bilal1, Kiran Naz2, Sarfraz Ahmad2
1Department of Mathematics, Lahore Garrison University, Lahore, Pakistan.
Abstract:
In this paper, several graph-based descriptors are applied, including some extended energies, such as Sombor and Banhatti Sombor energies, for the prediction of some important thermodynamic properties of BHC. In fact, strong relationships are observed between such extended energies and many properties that include boiling point, Kovats retention index, formation enthalpy and entropy, octanol-water partition coefficient, and acentric factor. These results evidence that graph-based descriptors can be employed as a rapid and reliable tool for the prediction of thermodynamic properties. This method opens a new avenue for applications in material design, molecular stability analysis, and optimization of industrial processes.
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