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The octanol-water partition coefficient for non-charged structures (i.e., at pH values which suppress ionization) can be calculated using ACD/LogP DB, as well as its batch version ACD/LogP Batch. Calculation of the partition coefficient at variable pH is a more complicated task handled expertly by ACD/LogD.

ACD/LogD, part of ACD/LogD Suite, includes calculations of both logP and pKa, explains how the calculations have been made, and plots the dependence of apparent logP vs. pH. ACD/LogD Suite also calculates other properties that are related to logP, pKa, and logD-the bioconcentration factor (BCF) and the adsorption coefficient (Koc) at any desired pH. The ACD/LogD algorithm is also available in batch version as ACD/LogD Batch and ACD/LogD Sol Batch.

If pH-dependent Solubility and logD calculation are your concern, ACD/LogD Sol Suite and ACD/LogD Sol Batch will be the right products for you. (ACD/LogD Sol Suite includes the ACD/LogD Suite plus ACD/Solubility DB.)

To find out which ACD/Labs product, LogP or LogD, is right for your needs, compare the following features:

Feature ACD/LogP DB ACD/LogP Batch1 ACD/LogD Suite ACD/LogD Batch1,2
Calculate the octanol-water partition coefficient for non-charged structures (i.e., at pH values which suppress ionization)
Calculate the octanol-water partition coefficient for charged structures (i.e., at any pH)
Calculate pKa values
Display uncertainty of the logP prediction
Display experimental logP or logD values
Copy logP +/- ΔlogP into report
Input structures through the ACD/ChemSketch window
Import from molfile
Import from SDfile
Import from ISIS database
Import from ACD/ChemFolder database
Import from SMILES text file
Automatically calculate logP and logD for a large number of compounds at once up to 999 structures up to 999 structures
Access other ACD/Labs programs through the ACD/Labs menu
Online Help
Use parameters derived from the internal ACD/LogP database
Use ACD/Labs unique additive-constitutive algorithm
Create your own database
Access and search the logP/logD databases according to the structure or substructure, formula, elemental composition, or other parameters
Display warning for molecules with tautomeric and ionic forms
Show the logP calculation protocol, i.e., which fragment contributed how much through unique color-coding
Display results of all calculations from a single session in the History window
Calculate the bioconcentration factor (BCF) for a neutral structure
Calculate the bioconcentration factor (BCF) at any pH
Calculate the adsorption coefficient (Koc) for a neutral structure
Calculate the adsorption coefficient (Koc) at any pH
List typical logP ranges for related compounds
Calculate PSA, FRB, number of H-bond donors, MWT, number of H-bond acceptors
Display results of all calculations at a single session in the History window
Plot pH profiles of apparent logP, BCF, and KOC
Train the algorithm with your own data to improve accuracy
Include/exclude ion pair partitioning
Report the results of calculation
Place results of calculation to an SDfile
Place results of calculation to an RDfile, text file, or ChemFolder database

1 This column ONLY describes the features of the corresponding BATCH portion of the software; however, a full version of the corresponding "stand-alone" software is usually provided as a part of the batch products like ACD/LogD Batch, ACD/LogD Sol Batch, and ACD/LogP Batch.
2 ACD/LogD Batch and ACD/LogD Sol Batch include ACD/LogP Batch capabilities, in a similar way as ACD/LogD Suite and ACD/LogD Sol Suite include ACD/LogP DB software. ACD/LogD Batch and ACD/LogD Sol Batch also include the ACD/pKa Batch module.

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