hydrofobisina
Hydrofobisina is a fictional organic compound used in chemical education and hypothetical risk assessments to illustrate the properties and environmental behavior of hydrophobic substances. It does not correspond to a real chemical catalogued in major databases or used in industry.
In the standard fictional profile, hydrofobisina consists of a nonpolar hydrocarbon framework with bulky fluorinated substituents.
Typical discussions assign hydrofobisina a high octanol-water partition coefficient and resistance to hydrolysis, contributing to environmental
Educational uses include illustrating how hydrophobicity influences distribution in air, water, and soil; the importance of
In practice, hydrofobisina has no regulatory status, is not produced or marketed, and serves only as a
See also: hydrophobicity, organofluorines, environmental fate, risk assessment.