In order to assess how a particular compound behaves in two different phases, a ratio called the distribution coefficient or logD is calculated. This ratio takes into account the concentrations of all forms of the compound, including those that are ionized and those that are not, in both phases. It should be noted that the ratio is influenced by the pH of the aqueous phase, and in cases where the compound is non-ionizable, logD is equal to log P at any pH. When determining the logD value, the pH of the aqueous phase is stabilized using a buffer so that the introduction of the compound does not significantly disturb it. The value of logD is subsequently calculated as the logarithmic representation of the ratio between the total measured concentrations of the compound's various forms in one solvent and the total measured concentrations of its various forms in the other solvent.Could you please help me determine the distribution coefficient value associated with this specific molecule?