Abstract
The UPPER scheme uses four additive and two nonadditive parameters and several well‐known equations to calculate 21 physical properties of organic compounds strictly from molecular structure. The scheme allows reasonable estimations of melting and boiling points, aqueous and octanol solubilities, air–octanol, air–water, and octanol–water partition coefficients, vapor pressure, and other properties. In this report non‐hydrogen bonding aromatic compounds are used to evaluate a portion of the UPPER scheme.
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