Computation of Degree Based Molecular Descriptors and Entropies Coronene Fractal Structures
Abstract
The molecular makeup of a substance is a key factor in determining its properties and potential uses, and it is a factor that must be considered in the first stage of drug production. In spite of the structure of the graph, topological indices offer a mathematical foundation for describing the topology of the network. These indexes include a wealth of knowledge regarding the molecular structure of chemical substances. Researchers use Randic, atom-bond,$(ABC_4)$ geometric-arithmetic (GA), and Sanskurti entropy S(G) topological indices in addition to physicochemical parameters and QSAR/QSPR studies to predict the bio-activity of chemical compounds. In order to analyse the quantitative structure-application and structure-property relationships of the chemical compound, the obtained data is used. In this particular research study, we focus on extracting Entropy and Degree Based Molecular descriptors of two dimensional coronene fractal structures (such as first, second and third degree), as well as entropy and connectivity indices like the Zagreb index, atom-bond connectivity entropy, geometry arithmetic entropy, and Sanskurti entropy are all computed.
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