QSPR Analysis of Novel Topological Index Based on Proximity Degree
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https://doi.org/10.26713/cma.v15i4.3282Keywords:
Proximity degree, QSPR analysis, Octane isomers, Heptane isomersAbstract
In this article, we define a \(k\)-proximity degree and based on this distance degree, we introduce a novel topological index named Proximity Index \((\PI_k)\). By considering octane and heptane isomers, we have studied QSPR regression analysis to predict the physio-chemical properties and chemical applicability of the index.
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