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Connecticut College Students Get Out of the Lab
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A Professor of Chemistry at Connecticut College wanted to
find a way to decrease the amount of time it took for his
students to conduct NMR experiments in order to complete a
complex laboratory assignment. He was able to do so using software that
allowed them to do some of the work outside of the laboratory. Read more |
Why Separate When You Can Simulate?
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During our undergrad years, most analytical instrumentation carries something of a ‘black box’ mystique
as we learn how they work in theory, but have little opportunity for in-depth study to help gain a better understanding. However, with advances in technology, and in computer modeling and prediction, it is now possible to effectively teach a class in analytical instrumentation, without any instruments at all. Read more |
Chemical Database Service and ACD/Labs Online
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The Chemical Database Service has been
providing its registered users with access to valuable chemical,
crystallographic, and spectroscopic data for many years.
Now, CDS has added access to ACD/Labs Online NMR and PhysChem
predictors and databases, as well as chemical nomenclature, to
its already impressive list of offerings. Read more |
Try MS Fragmenter Free for 30 Days
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ACD/MS Fragmenter predicts fragment ions based on established MS fragmentation rules.
Predictions are generated in seconds, and displayed in a logical
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Making the Most of Valuable Laboratory Time at Connecticut College—September 9, 2008 Read Putting Past Elucidations to Work for the Future of Antibacterial Research—August 12, 2008 Read Try MS Software That Leaves Your Molecules In Pieces—July 10, 2008 Read |
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