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Property values that are not experimentally determined in the current document are assumed to be from _
References even if a literature reference is not given.
Only if references of a literature reference is given.
Only if reference number of a literature reference is given.
Only if references count of a literature reference is given.
Properties will be captured only of __
Substances with two or more REG
Mixture of substances
Single substances with single REG
Composite or composition with REGs
The property value should not be extracted if_
Two units are present
Units are not present
One unit is present
None of the above
For solubility property of a substance, it is mandatory to extract_
Pressure condition
Solvent condition
Temperature condition
Parts of whole details
The optical rotation for a mixture of diastereomers is_
Extracted if has single REG
Extracted if has two REGs
Extracted if has one AFK and one REG
Not extracted
Polymer softening point is not a valid recordable_
Boiling Point
Melting point
Critical Point
Flash Point
Conditions for properties from references and from current document
Should be assumed to be the same
Should be assumed to be different
Should not be assumed to be the same
Should not be assumed to be the different
Yield strength, ultimate strength, and Young’s Modulus for compression or for bending
Should be reported under tensile strength properties
Should not be reported under tensile strength properties
Should not be reported under phase diagram point properties
Should be reported under phase diagram point properties
Optical rotation for enantiomers should be reported with enantiomeric excess(ee) or enantiomeric ratio (er) for the
Diastereomers
Major enantiomer
Minor enantiomer
All enantiomer
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