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Mr. Abhishek Ghara from the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at Acharya & B.M. Reddy College of Pharmacy in Bangalore gave a presentation on 1D QSAR. The presentation provided details on a molecule, including its molecular formula of C18H12FN3O, molecular weight of 305.3 g/mol, numbers of specific atom types and bonds, and that it contains one benzene ring with 16 rotatable bonds, is able to accept 4 hydrogen bonds, and can donate 1 hydrogen bond.
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1D QSAR
- 1. Presentation by Mr Abhishek Ghara Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Acharya & B.M. Reddy College of Pharmacy, Bangalore-107. PRESENTATION - 1 1D QSAR
- 2. N N N F OH 1. Molecular formula : C18H12FN3O 2. Absolute and relative numbers (C:H:F:N:O) 18:12:1:3:1 3. Molecular weight : 305.3 g/mol 4. No of atoms : 35 5. Average atomic weight : 8.72 g/mol 6. No of bonds : Single- 28 Double- 10 7. No of benzene ring : 1 8. No of rotatable bonds : 16 9. H-bond acceptor : 4 10. H-bond donor : 1