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The properties of ILs are estimated by group contributions methods and the equilibrium behaviour by empirical correlations.

The developed methodology uses molecular group contribution methods and does not require equations of state or extensive experimental data.

Subsequently, group contribution methods and molecular design techniques are employed to solve the reverse property prediction problem to design molecules possessing the optimal properties.

The approach is using group contribution methods and a vector representation to formulate an optimisation problem with respect to desired properties for the solvent.

Group contribution methods and correlations are employed to model a significant fraction of the physical properties used in the problem formulation.

Besides, statistical error analysis considering the results obtained from available correlations and group contribution methods and proposed neural network is performed to reliably check the feasibility and accuracy of the proposed method.

This paper extends our previous simplified approach to using group contribution methods and limited data to determine differences in solubility of sparingly soluble complex chemicals as the solvent is changed.

We selected the two constructs with the highest contribution, Methods and Classes (Section 4.1.4), and assigned weights of 1.5, 2.0, and 3.0 to each one.

Ranchin and Wald [46] classified them into three groups: projection and substitution methods, relative spectral contribution methods and those relevant to the ARSIS concept (from its French acronym "Amélioration de la Résolution Spatiale par Injection de Structures" which means "Enhancement of the spatial resolution by structure injections").

The method utilizes a transformation of consumer attributes to properties described by the group contribution method and solves the reverse problem formulation using the property clustering technique.

In this approach a multimedia fate & transport model coupled with group contribution method and property correlations are used to characterize the environmental impacts of the designed compound.