A. Bharali, Monjit Chamua, Jibonjyoti Buragohain, Tarun Boruah
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Abstract
The Topological index serves as a powerful mathematical descriptor, capturing the intricate structural features of molecules and providing insightful analysis in the field of chemical sciences. This communication studies the higher-order Neighborhood Harmonic index (\(NH_{\alpha }\)) and presents an alternative perspective on the correlation of the second-order Neighborhood Harmonic index (\(NH_{2}\)) with the normal boiling point of straight-chain Alkanes and Octane Isomers. Based on the findings of this study, it can be observed that with an increase in the molecular weight of an straight-chain alkane, there is a concurrent elevation in both the normal boiling point and the collective involvement of \(NH_{2}\) along all conceivable internal C–C–C routes. As all the isomers of Octane possess the same molecular weights, we first categorize the isomers into distinct groups and then establish a meaningful connection with their respective normal boiling points. In case of normal boiling point (computed using modified Frost-Kalkwarf equation), it is found that, the proposed index i.e., Second-Order Neighborhood Harmonic index has good predictive ability with a probability of \(90\%\) for absolute relative errors of less than \(6.29\%\). Further, some important mathematical properties of the (\(NH_{2}\)) are also presented in the paper.
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