To measure the distribution coefficient, which is also known as logD, we calculate the ratio of the combined concentrations of all types of a compound, whether ionized or un-ionized, in both phases of a solution. Usually, one of the components is always aqueous. The value of logD relies on the pH of the aqueous component, and it equals the logarithm of P for compounds that do not undergo ionization under any pH. In order to determine logD accurately, the pH buffer of the aqueous phase is adjusted to a specific value such that it remains constant even after adding the compound. The negative logD value is computed as the logarithm of the proportion of the total concentration of the different forms of the solute in one solvent to the total amount of those forms in another solvent.Can you please provide me with the value of the negative logD of this molecule?