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1-Octanol/Water Partition Coefficients of Dialkylated Methylimidazolium Halide Salts
Marissa K. Gard, Elliot G. Ennis, John H. Summerfield
Volume 15 Issue 6
Global Journal of Science Frontier Researc
Volume 15 Issue 6
Global Journal of Science Frontier Researc
Dialkylated methylimidazolium halide salts are a current research topic. The 1- octanol/water partition coeffcient for these salts has come to signify the tendency of a charged organic molecule to cross a biological membrane, be sequested in soil, and indicate the lethal dose of the chemical. The purpose of this work is to add to existing data for the 1-octanol/water partition coeffcient for these salts. The novelty of this work is that dialkylated methylimidazolium salts are investigated.
