Abstract
Solvation equations have been obtained for seven high performance liquid chromatographic (HPLC) systems, generated in the reverse phase (RP) mode with fast gradient elution. A training set of 40 compounds was used for each system. The seven equations were then used to calculate Abraham descriptors for a completely separate 40-compound test set. In this way the three descriptors dipolarity/polarizability S, hydrogen bond acidity A, and hydrogen bond basicity B were obtained. Five different procedures were used to calculate the descriptors, (i) Microsoft ‘Solver’, (ii) a program that uses a set of three simultaneous equations, and which we denote as ‘TripleX’, (iii) a program similar to Solver that we denote as ‘Descfit’, (iv) a series of regression equations developed from compounds with known descriptors and (v) a series of modified regression equations. We show that RP-HPLC data for a given compound in seven systems can be used to calculate the three Abraham descriptors reliably. We compare descriptors, and errors in the method, with those obtained from water–solvent partition systems.
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