Novel Models for Accurate Estimation of Air-Blood Partitioning: Applications to Individual Compounds and Complex Mixtures of Neutral Organic Compounds.

The air-blood partition coefficient () is extensively employed in human health risk assessment for chemical exposure. However, current estimation approaches either require an extensive number of parameters or lack precision. In this study, we present two novel and parsimonious models to accurately estimate values for individual neutral organic compounds, as well as their complex mixtures.