PREDICTION OF ACARICIDAL PROPERTIES OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BASED ON BOILING POINT, MELTING POINT, AND VAPOR PRESSURE.

This research explores the predictive correlation between key physicochemical parameters—boiling point, melting point, and vapor pressure—and the acaricidal activity of organic compounds. A diverse set of organic molecules was analyzed to determine how thermal and volatility-related characteristics influence their efficacy against mites. Statistical methods and correlation models were used to evaluate the significance of these properties in determining biological activity. The results indicate that compounds with moderate vapor pressure and melting/boiling points within specific ranges tend to show enhanced acaricidal potential. These findings contribute to the rational design and pre-screening of novel environmentally friendly acaricides based on physical descriptors.