Table 3: Correlations of (H) and (Se) in ,, and in solutions(a).
Entries
Correlation
a
b
r 2
n (Y)
1
(: 3) versus (: 2)
0.994
0.11
0.996
5(c)
2
(Se: 3) versus (Se: 2)
0.939
16.1
0.995
5(c)
3
(: 1) versus δ(H1: 7)
–0.290
10.37
0.992
7(b)
4
δ(H2: 2) versus (: 7)
0.289
5.79
0.917
7(b)
5
(: 1) versus (: 8)
–0.784
13.47
0.895
7(b)
6
(: 2) versus (: 8)
0.856
2.16
0.906
7(b)
7
(: 1) versus (: 7)
–0.337
11.02
0.990
7(b)
8
(Se: 1) versus (Se: 7)
0.098
217.2
0.961
7(b)
9
(Se: 2) versus (Se: 7)
0.157
289.8
0.957
7(b)
10
(Se: 2) versus (Se: 8)
0.261
197.0
0.786
7(b)
(a)The constants (a, b, r) are defined by y = ax + b (r: correlation coefficient). (b) Y = OMe, Me, H, F, Cl, CN, and NO2. (c) Y = OMe, Me, H, F, and Cl.