INDEX selection

The processing information (as well as material information) presented in this and other chapters has provided a variety of useful selection guides (see INDEX, Selection guide for guides throughout this book). Additional process selection guides are in the following Tables 8-45 to 8-55. 

Chakraborty, S., Sengupta, C., Roy, K. Exploring QSAR with E-state index Selectivity requirements for COX-2 versus COX-1 binding of terphenyl methyl sulfones and sulfonamides. Eioorg. Med. Chem. Lett. 2004, 14, 4665-4670. 

Breeding includes the choice of suitable performance parameters (breeding goals/traits), ways to combine performance information (e.g. selection index), selection of animals to reach breeding goals and the respective breeding techniques (e.g. natural mating, artificial insemination [AI]). 

Fig. 6.6. TEM micrograph cross-section of a 2 tm thick LP-CVD ZnO B layer covered by a tc-Si H solar cell (top left) SEM micrograph of the surface of a 2 tm thick LP-CVD ZnO B layer deposited at 155°C and 0.5mbar (top right) X-Ray diffraction of a 2 tm thick LP-CVD ZnO B layer deposited at 155° C and 0.5mbar (bottom left) Indexed selected-area diffraction pattern performed with the TEM electron beam focused on one columnar grain (represented by the black circle on the TEM micrograph shown at top left part of the figure). In the diffraction pattern the zone axis B = z = [l2l3] (bottom right)...

The investigation of chromatographic retention is one of the most active areas for QSRR studies using various topological indices. Many papers have been written for this important area of analytical chemistry.The first topological indices used for the prediction of retention parameters or lipophilic parameters were Randi s indices (molecular connectivity indices), the Wiener index, and the Balaban (7b) index. Selected applications of topological indices for the prediction of retention parameters of compounds separated by HPLC are covered later in this work. 

In addition to the cited references, a thematic bibliography with almost 5,000 entries is available. Here, bibliographic references have been collected for some 70 topics of general interest. These references are additional references to those already quoted in the main text of the book. Topics are listed in alphabetic order, from ADME properties to Wiener index . Selection of the topics was based on the most frequent keywords encountered in publications about molecular descriptors and related research fields. 

CAS No. S T T Name (per CA Collective Index) Selected structures Table... 

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