For each chemical structure of the 11 curated libraries, six properties of pharmaceutical interest were computed with RDKit, version 2021.03.2: molecular weight (MW), number of acceptor and donor hydrogen bonds (HBA, HBD, respectively), number of rotatable bonds (RB), topological surface area (TPSA), and partition coefficient octanol/water (SlogP). These properties are associated with compound size (MW), polarity (HBA, HBD, TSPA, SlogP), and flexibility (RB). The six properties are the basis of the well-known empirical rules of Lipinski and Veber (i.e., MW≤500, HBD≤5, HBA≤10, SlogP≤5, TPSA≤140, RB≤10) that help to guide the suitability of a compound to be orally absorbed (the preferred use of drug administration in most cases). The properties are not associated directly with biological activity but are commonly used to profile compound screening libraries in drug discovery projects.