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November 26, 2009
The unstirrable water layer is unstirrable because it does not exist
Robert A Scherrer
Molecular Informatics
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July 29, 2016
Multi-pH QSAR: II. Regression Analysis Sensitive Enough to Determine the Transition-State pKa of Human Buccal Absorption
Robert A Scherrer
Analytical Chemistry
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March 7, 2009
Automated potentiometric titrations in KCl/water-saturated octanol: method for quantifying factors influencing ion-pair partitioning
Robert A Scherrer, Stephen F Donovan
Molecular Informatics
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July 28, 2016
Multi-pH QSAR: A Method to Differentiate the Activity of Neutral and Ionized Species and Obtain True Correlations when Both Species are Involved
Robert A Scherrer, Albert J Leo
Molecular Informatics
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July 29, 2016
Erratum: Multi-pH QSAR: A Method to Differentiate the Activity of Neutral and Ionized Species and Obtain True Correlations when Both Species are Involved
Robert A Scherrer, Albert J Leo
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Chemistry & Biodiversity
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November 26, 2009
The unstirrable water layer is unstirrable because it does not exist
Robert A Scherrer
Molecular Informatics
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July 29, 2016
Multi-pH QSAR: II. Regression Analysis Sensitive Enough to Determine the Transition-State pKa of Human Buccal Absorption
Robert A Scherrer
Analytical Chemistry
|
March 7, 2009
Automated potentiometric titrations in KCl/water-saturated octanol: method for quantifying factors influencing ion-pair partitioning
Robert A Scherrer, Stephen F Donovan
Molecular Informatics
|
July 28, 2016
Multi-pH QSAR: A Method to Differentiate the Activity of Neutral and Ionized Species and Obtain True Correlations when Both Species are Involved
Robert A Scherrer, Albert J Leo
Molecular Informatics
|
July 29, 2016
Erratum: Multi-pH QSAR: A Method to Differentiate the Activity of Neutral and Ionized Species and Obtain True Correlations when Both Species are Involved
Robert A Scherrer, Albert J Leo
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