LogP of hydrogen atoms

I used cxcalc to calculate logP.But from the result,incremental logP on H atoms was not included.Is it possible to add hydrogen by using the command - cxcalc?

Hi, 

The increments that you showed in your example are the sum of the H and non-H atomic increments. So in the case of ethanol, the increment 0.44 of the CH₃ group is the sum of the increments of the C and the 3 H atoms. However, you can't get the individual increments of the Hs back currently.

Can I ask why would that be important for you?

Thank you,

Daniel

Thank you for your reply.I'd like to caculate the SIRMS descriptors on the basis of the increments of every atom in ethanol.Can you tell me how can I get the individual increment by using the command - cxcalc?

Hi, 

Atomic increment of logP values are only calculated for non-H atoms. The logP increments of the H atoms are added to the increments of the non-H atoms they are attached to.

Daniel