In chemistry, the partition coefficient (P) is a ratio that helps determine the solubility of a solute in two different solvents, which are usually two liquid phases. The ratio is specifically defined for un-ionized solutes, and is expressed as the logarithm of the ratio, known as logP. If the two solvents are water and a non-polar solvent, then the logP value serves as an indicator of the solute's lipophilicity (affinity to fat) or hydrophobicity (aversion to water). To maintain consistency, it is customary to place the lipophilic solvent in the numerator and the hydrophilic solvent in the denominator.Reword this sentence: "What is the value of the logarithm for the partition coefficient of this molecule?"