USGS · 70171271
Linear solvation energy relationships (LSER): 'rules of thumb' for V i /100, π * , Β m , and α m estimation and use in aquatic toxicology
Abstract
This chapter provides a listing of the increasing variety of organic moieties and heteroatom group for which Linear Solvation Energy Relationship (LSER) values are available, and the LSER variable estimation rules. The listings include values for typical nitrogen-, sulfur- and phosphorus-containing moieties, and general organosilicon and organotin groups. The contributions by an ion pair situation to the LSER values are also offered in Table 1, allowing estimation of parameters for salts and zwitterions. The guidelines permit quick estimation of values for the four primary LSER variables V i /100, π * , Β m , and α m by summing the contribtuions from its components. The use of guidelines and Table 1 significantly simplifies computation of values for the LSER variables for most possible organic comppounds in the environment, including the larger compounds of environmental and biological interest.
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James P. Hickey. 1996. Linear solvation energy relationships (LSER): 'rules of thumb' for V i /100, π * , Β m , and α m estimation and use in aquatic toxicology. https://pubs.usgs.gov/publication/70171271
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