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parameterize_IVD: Parameterize In Vitro Distribution Models

Description

This function collects physicochemical properties from chemicals input by the user for use with armitage.R and kramer.R.

Usage

parameterize_IVD(tcdata = NA, casrn.vector = NA_character_, this.pH = 7)

Value

ParamDescriptionUnits
casrnChemical Abstracts Service Registry Numbercharacter
logHenryThe log10 Henry's law constantatm*m^3/mol
gswatThe log10 water solubility at 25C (logWSol)log10 mol/L
MP_CThe chemical compound's melting pointdegrees C
MWThe chemical compound's molecular weightg/mol
gkow_nThe log10 octanol to water (PC) (logP)log10 unitless ratio
pKa_DonorChemical dissociation equilibrium constant(s); pKa(ie pKa_Donor) = -log10(Ka)unitless
pKa_AcceptChemical association equilibrium constant(s); pKb(ie pKa_Accept) = 14 - pKaunitless
pHpH where ionization is evaluated (typically assay medium)unitless
gkaw_nThe air to water PC (neutral)unitless ratio

Arguments

tcdata

A data.table with casrn, nomconc, MP, gkow, gkaw, gswat, sarea, v_total, v_working. Otherwise supply single values to this.params (e.g., this.sarea, this.v_total, etc.). Chemical parameters are taken from chem.physical_and_invitro.data.

casrn.vector

For vector or single value, CAS number

this.pH

pH of media

Author

Meredith Scherer

Examples

Run this code

library(httk)

output <- parameterize_IVD(casrn.vector = c("15687-27-1"))
print(output)

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