Quantitative structure-activity relationship models for predicting singlet oxygen reaction rate constants of dissociating organic compounds.
Quantitative structure-activity relationship models for predicting singlet oxygen reaction rate constants of dissociating organic compounds.
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10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.139498
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2020-05
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Tian T Li;Yu Huang;Gaoliang Wei;Ya-nan Zhang;Yuanhui Zhao;J. Crittenden;Chao Li
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Tian T Li;Yu Huang;Gaoliang Wei;Ya-nan Zhang;Yuanhui Zhao;J. Crittenden;Chao Li
As singlet oxygen (1O2) is ubiquitous in the environment,1O2-involved oxidation may play an important role in the transformation and fate of organic pollutants. Accordingly, the reaction rate constants (k1O2) of organic compounds with1O2are important to determine the environmental fate and persistence assessment of organic pollutants. However, currently there are limitedk1O2data available, especially for organic chemicals with different charged (deprotonated/protonated) forms. Herein three quantitative structure-activity relationship (QSAR) models (one comprehensive model and two models for neutral and deprotonated molecules) were created for predicting aqueousk1O2values for diversely dissociating molecules. The models include larger datasets (180 chemicals) and have wider applicability domain than previous ones. Molecular structural characteristics (only half-wave potential is present in both models) determining the1O2reaction rate of neutral and deprotonated molecules vary greatly. The comparison results of predictingk1O2values of organic compounds at certain pH conditions show that the combination of the QSAR models for neutral and deprotonated molecules has advantages over the comprehensive QSAR model. This work is the first study to predictk1O2for a wide variety of neutral and deprotonated molecules and provides an important tool for assessing the fate of organic pollutants in aquatic environments.