The ratio between the concentrations of a solute in two solvents is known as the partition coefficient or P. This ratio applies only to un-ionized solutes and is represented by the logarithm of the ratio, or logP. If one solvent is water and the other is non-polar, then logP signifies the solute's level of hydrophobicity or lipophilicity. Typically, the numerator represents the lipophilic phase, while the denominator signifies the hydrophilic phase.What is the value of log of the partition coefficient of this molecule?