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Tulp, I.; Tamm, T.; Dobchev, D.; Martin, D.; Karelson, G.; Jänes, J.; Tämm, K.; Härk, E.; Savchenko, D.; Kreegipuu, A.; Karelson, M. QSAR for the soil adsorption coefficient Koc. Q13-26-0009. 2009.

162 compounds | Property logKoc: Logarithm of soil sorption coefficient

IDNamelogKocDetails
1Alachlor2.28View
2Butachlor2.86View
3Propachlor2.42View
4Aldicarb sulfone0.42View
5Butylate2.11View
6Carbaryl2.4View
7Carbofuran1.75View
8Chlorpropham2.53View
9Cycloate2.54View
10Diallate3.28View
11Methiocarb2.32View
12Molinate1.92View
13Methyl-N-phenylcarbamate1.73View
14Ethyl-N-phenylcarbamate1.82View
15Methyl-N-(3,4-dichlorophenyl)carbamate2.74View
16Thiobencarb3.27View
17Vernolate2.33View
18Butralin3.98View
19Dinitramine3.63View
20Fluchloralin3.55View
21Oryzalin3.4View
22Profluralin4.01View
23Trifluralin3.93View
24Aldrin4.69View
25Chlordane5.15View
26Endosulfan4.13View
27Lindane3View
28Methoxychlor4.9View
29Carbophenothion4.66View
30Chlorfenvinphos (cis)2.47View
31Chlorpyrifos3.7View
32Chlorpyrifos methyl3.52View
33Crotoxyphos2View
34Dicrotophos1.66View
35Dimethoate1.2View
36Disulfoton3.22View
37Ethion4.06View
38Fenamiphos2.51View
39Fenitrothion2.63View
40Fonofos3.44View
41Isazophos2.01View
42Mevinphos (cis)2.3View
43Mevinphos (trans)2.3View
44Parathion3.2View
45Parathion methyl3View
46Phorate2.7View
47Phosalone2.63View
48Profenofos3.03View
49Terbufos2.82View
50Trichlorfon1.9View
51Phenylurea1.5View
522-Chlorophenylurea1.61View
532-Fluorophenylurea1.32View
543-Fluorophenylurea1.77View
553-Bromophenylurea2.12View
563-Methylphenylurea1.56View
573-Trifluoromethylphenylurea1.98View
584-Bromophenylurea2.06View
593,4-Dichlorophenylurea2.53View
603-Chloro-4-methoxyphenylurea2View
613-Methyl-4-bromophenylurea2.37View
62N-Phenyl-N'-cyclopropylurea1.74View
63N-Phenyl-N'-cyclopentylurea1.93View
64N-Phenyl-N'-cyclohexylurea2.07View
65N-Phenyl-N'-cycloheptylurea2.37View
66Siduron2.31View
67N-Phenyl-N-methylurea1.29View
68N-(3,4-Dichlorophenyl)-N'-methylurea2.46View
69N-(3-Chloro-4-methylphenyl)-N'-methylurea2.1View
70N-(3-Chloro-4-methoxyphenyl)-N'methylurea1.84View
71Fenuron1.4View
72N-(3-Chlorophenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea1.79View
73N-(4-Fluorophenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea1.43View
74Monuron1.95View
75N-(4-Methylphenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea1.51View
76Metoxuron1.72View
77Chlorotoluron2.02View
78N-(3,5-Dimethylphenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea1.73View
79Diuron2.4View
80Chlorbromuron2.7View
81Ametryn2.59View
82Atrazine2.24View
83Cyanazine2.28View
84Dipropetryn3.07View
85Metribuzin1.71View
86Prometon2.6View
87Propazine2.4View
88Simazine2.1View
89Secbumeton2.78View
90Terbutryn2.85View
91Trietazine2.76View
92Ipazine2.91View
93Propiconazole3.39View
94Tebuthiuron1.83View
95Triadimefon2.71View
96Tricyclazole3.09View
97Aldicarb sulfoxide0.56View
98Asulam2.48View
99Chlorbufam2.21View
100Fenobucarb1.71View
101Thiodicarb2.54View
102Demeton-S-methyl1.49View
103Dichlorvos1.67View
104Leptophos4.5View
105Methidathion1.53View
106Piperophos3.44View
107Pirimiphos methyl3View
108Terbuthylazine2.32View
109Acetochlor2.32View
110Metalaxyl1.57View
111Metolachlor2.46View
112Aldicarb1.5View
113Benomyl2.71View
114Carbendazim2.35View
115EPTC2.38View
116Methomyl1.3View
117Oxamyl1View
118Pebulate2.8View
119Propyl-N-phenylcarbamate2.06View
120Butyl-N-phenylcarbamate2.26View
121Pentyl-N-phenylcarbamate i2.61View
122Methyl-N-(3-chlorophenyl)carbamate i2.15View
123Propham1.83View
124Propoxur1.67View
125Triallate3.35View
126Benfluralin3.99View
127Nitralin2.92View
128p,p'-DDT5.31View
129p,p'-DDE4.82View
130Dieldrin4.55View
131Azinphos methyl2.28View
132Chlorfenvinphos (trans)2.47View
133Diazinon2.75View
134Ethoprophos1.8View
135Fensulfothion2.52View
136Malathion3.07View
1373-Chlorophenylurea2.01View
1384-Fluorophenylurea1.52View
1394-Phenoxyphenylurea2.56View
1403-Methyl-4-Fluorophenylurea1.75View
141N-(3-Chlorophenyl)-N'-methylurea1.93View
142N-(3-Methoxyphenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea i1.72View
143N-(3-Fluorophenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea1.73View
144Fluometuron2View
145N-(4-Methoxyphenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea1.4View
146N-(3,5-DiMethyl-4-Bromo-phenyl)-N',N'-dimethylurea2.53View
147Chloroxuron3.55View
148Monolinuron2.1View
149Metobromuron2.1View
150Linuron2.7View
151Prometryn2.85View
152Imazalil3.73View
153Oxadiazon3.51View
154Thiabendazole3.24View
155Pirimicarb1.9View
156Xylylcarb1.71View
157EPN3.12View
158Iprobenfos2.4View
159Sulprofos4.08View
160Neburon3.4View
161Anilazine3View
162Cyromazine2.3View

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