Chemical Reactivity Mapping: Exploring Chemical Reaction based on Digitalization of Small Molecules through Mayr’s Parameter

24 December 2025, Version 1
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Abstract

A new strategy for exploring novel reactions, utilizing Mayr’s reactivity parameters, is developed. We create a highly accurate prediction model of reactivity parameters using machine learning. Validating the reactivity scales in the reactions of isoquinoline and predicting the reactivity in commercially available chemicals lead to a new approach for exploring chemical reactions. Incorporating Mayr's reactivity parameters in both chemical reactivity mapping and chemical reaction space contributes to expedite the exploitation of reactions in small molecule syntheses.

Keywords

machine learning
chemical reactivity
small molecules

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