A simple theoretical criterion of chemical carcinogenicity?
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Summary
The simple theoretical criterion for chemical carcinogenicity based on the ‘average quasi-valence number’ is discussed and shown to be inappropriate as a reliable indicator of carcinogenicity of any organic compound.
Keywords
Organic Compound Reliable Indicator Carcinogenicity Chemical Carcinogenicity Theoretical Criterion
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