In a previous paper it has been found that Hammett's parameter sigma(X)(P)
is not very useful as a measure of electronic effects. The equation log P(X
C6H4Y) = log P(C6H6) + pi(X) + pi(Y) + sigma(X) x rho(P)(Y) + sigma(Y) x rh
o(P)(X) deduced for the calculation of log P values for aromatic compounds
has therefore been revised. Good results are obtained when sigma(P)(X) is r
eplaced by the parameter sigma(P)(X)(P) specifically designed for use in di
stribution processes. A number of pi(X), pi(Y), and rho(P)(Y) values are gi
ven which, together with the sigma'(m)(X) values, can be used to calculate
log P values.