“…The compounds with the backbone [6] of chalcone have been reported to exhibit a wide variety of pharmacological effects including, antimalarial [7][8][9], antiviral [10][11][12], antibacterial [13][14][15], antiplosmodial [16], antifungal [17][18][19], anticancer [20][21][22], anti-leishmaninal [23], anti-inflammatory [24], antipyretic [25], analgesic [26], antiulcerative [27], antihyperglycemic [28], antioxidant [29], antiinvasive [30], antiplatelet [31] and insect antifeedent [32], antihyperglycemic [33], antifeedent [34] immunomodulatory [35], inhibition of chemical mediators release [36], inhibition of leukotriene B 4 [37], inhibition of tyrosinase [38], and inhibition of aldose reductase [39] activities. At present, scientists have paid more interest to correlate the group frequencies of spectral data with Hammett substituent constants to explain the substituent effects of organic compounds, Subramanian et al [40] have studied the effect of substituents through spectral linearity and antimicrobial activities of some furyl chalcones. In their studies, they observed satisfactory and good correlations for each spectral data with Hammett substituent constants, F and R parameters.…”