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ACD/1D NMR Manager

What's New

NOTE: Please refer to What's New in ACD/1D NMR Processor as this product is included when purchasing ACD/1D NMR Manager.

Version 10.0 to 11.0

Processing, Analysis, and Interpretation (features also available in ACD/1D NMR Processor)

  • Improved automated multiplet analysis
    • The algorithm used to automatically characterize coupling patterns and determine coupling constants has been improved
    • Better first-order multiplet recognition when significant roofing effects are observed
  • Assignment quality preview (requires ACD/HNMR Predictor)
    • Uses NMR prediction to provide users with a real-time evaluation of assignment suitability
    • Individual atoms are colored green, yellow, or red when a user hovers over a multiplet
      • Green suggests a suitable match
      • Yellow suggests a potential match
      • Red suggests a poor match
    • Shows all possible atom assignments for any multiplet in the spectrum
  • New verification diagnostics (requires ACD/HNMR Predictor)
    • Inconsistencies are now provided by the software when a structure verification does not pass:
      • Major inconsistencies occur when the software is unable to assign an atom to a multiplet during the verification routine
      • Minor inconsistencies occur when the software is not fully satisfied with an assignment and requires manual approval
      • These diagnostic messages provide the user with descriptive detail on why the verification was not successful
  • View the Calculation Protocol (requires ACD/HNMR and/or CNMR Predictor)
    • Users can now view the NMR calculation protocol when a prediction or verification is run in the processing interface
    • This is a nice consulting tool that allows the users to evaluate how many (and what types) of chemical structures were used to generate the predicted chemical shift
  • Solvent-specific structure verification (requires ACD/HNMR and/or CNMR Predictor)
    • Users can now choose from a list of solvents to perform structure verification
    • When a solvent is selected, all database records that are not in the selected solvent will be omitted from consideration
  • New formatting options for multiplet reports
    • Users can now automatically format their multiplet reports in several different journal formats
    • Users can also create their own customized journal formats for publications not currently supported
  • Improved integral labels
    • A new integral labeling layout has been adopted to avoid overlapping integral labels on a spectrum
  • New manual offset procedure for spectra in a series
    • When spectra are collected in a series, users can now change the visible locations of each spectrum with a simple click-and-drag
  • Automatic detection for some solvents
    • When entering peak picking or shortcut mode, the software will identify signals for TMS, DMSO, Water in DMSO, and Methanol and automatically create dark regions
  • Lock integrals for multiplets
    • Users now have the option to lock the integrals after they create a multiplet, so new multiplets that are created will not change the integration of the spectrum
  • Assignment of diastereotopic protons
    • When assigning multiplets to methylene protons, users will now have the option to assign protons separately or together, with the prime and double prime markers (', ")
  • Label atoms in a chemical structure with assigned chemical shift values
    • Users can now choose to view the chemical shifts of assigned atoms on the chemical structure
  • Structure menu was added to the main menu bar
    • To make it easier to find structure commands and functionality, a dedicated Structure menu was added on the menu bar
  • Improved coloration options for spectra in a series
    • Three color schemas can now be applied to a spectral series
  • Selectively show/hide spectra in a series
    • It is now possible to hide/show spectra from a series that are not immediately important through a check box
  • Apply a macro equally across all selected files in the processor
    • Instead of a macro being applied to the active file only, you are now given a choice to apply a macro to all currently selected files in the processor window
  • Easy access to recently viewed files
    • Displays a list of previously opened files
  • Improved navigation
    • Where possible, dialog boxes were replaced to provide direct navigation and reduce the number of clicks required for a specific task
  • Processor windows can now be re-ordered in full screen mode
    • Previously, multiplet windows could only be re-ordered in tile mode. Now, you can also change the ordering in full screen mode by dragging the tab of the appropriate window to its new position

Databasing

  • View database search results in the Processor window
    • Reference spectrum is automatically shown and synchronized with respect to hit results for improved visual comparisons
    • Synchronized zooming functions
    • Spectral subtraction in the case of multi-component mixtures
  • Easily export search results to an Excel spreadsheet
    • A "Push Data to Excel" command has been added that opens Microsoft Excel and pastes the data tables in a spreadsheet
  • Color highlight search matches in database
    • Search terms within the database are highlighted in the search results for easy identification
  • Easily remove specific analytical data types from the entire database
    • A "DeleteDocumentFromCurrentDB" macro command allows you to delete documents of a specified data type from the SpecDB record

Download a PDF copy of the expanded details on What's New with ACD/1D NMR Manager, or contact your Account Manager or Distributor.

Version 9.0 to 10.0

  • Shortcut Mode
    • New workflow that allows you to manually prepare an NMR spectrum as quickly as possible.
  • New and Improved J-Coupler Interface
    • Easily delete a defined multiplet from within the J-Coupler dialog box
    • Multiplet is automatically reanalyzed each time a peak is created or deleted
    • Multiplet type is updated if you manually update a J-value
    • Integration and peak peaking will be automatically performed (if necessary) if you define a multiplet range during manual multiplet definition
    • Changes to multiplets are saved automatically
    • New coupling patterns have been added (quintet, sextet, septet)
  • Structure Exchange Tool
    • Modify attached chemical structures without losing existing assignments.
  • Intelligent Bucketing
    • Analyze thousands of 1D NMR spectra at once.

Version 8.0 to 9.0

Databasing

  • Store and display images (BMP, JPEG, GIF, PNG, etc.) directly in the database screen form.
  • Update user data across multiple database records in batch mode.
  • Derive calculated values according to custom data scripting.
  • Link related techniques in a clear hierarchical system.

Processing (Features also available in ACD/1D NMR Processor)

  • Extract any user data fields when importing raw data.
  • Perform automatic phasing using only the zeroeth order parameter.
  • Manually phase spectra with vertical or horizontal mouse movements.
  • Copy and paste signal-to-noise values.

Analysis (Features also available in ACD/1D NMR Processor)

  • Improved multiplet analysis and assignment:
    • Resolve overlapping multiplets during J-Coupler analysis.
    • Automatically or manually connect multiplets with the same coupling constants.
    • Create color-coded 2J, 3J, and long range correlation arrows on attached chemical structures.
    • Coupling guided manual assignments: the software guides manual assignment by comparing the J values for the chemical structure to the multiplet J values.
  • Improved verification:
    • Verification reliability has been added to the verification results to account for peak overlap and hard to establish coupling patterns.
    • Highlight verification results for each atom on the attached structure. The quality of the match is represented in the familiar green, yellow, and red verification results.
    • Automatically compare manual assignments to automatic assignments in a side-by-side window.

Visualization

  • Label spectra with color-coded multilayer annotations that can individually be toggled on and off.
  • Display select information directly in the spectrum windowpane.

Version 7.0 to 8.0

Databasing

  • Apply the improved Forms Manager to the database
    • Automatically use a specified input form when updating a given database
    • Set different forms to be used for different types of spectra stored
  • Use the improved Screen Forms Manager which stores a chosen screen layout in the database
  • Highlight important fields in on screen or database forms by changing the font style
    • Apply bold, italic, underline, or strikeout formatting and change the font size and color
  • Enjoy enhanced display options and management for plate windows
    • Support high throughput data with 384-well plates
    • Manage and index plates with more ease with an improved set of dialog boxes
    • Show plate name, dimension, coloration scheme name, axes, gridlines, and hints in the plate window
    • Manipulate selected entries in a plate through a new set of commands
  • Specify font and font style of your choice in the user notes
    • Define font style in bold, italic, small caps, super and subscript, and change the font size and color
    • Select alignment; left, right, and centered
    • Copy and paste formatted text from and to the user notes
    • Undo and redo formatting changes

Analysis

  • Transfer of assignment between two 1D spectra
  • Transfer the assignment of a 1D spectrum to a 2D experiment and vice versa
  • Ignore dark regions during peak normalization
    • Ignore the influence of extraneous peaks (i.e., solvent peaks) when scaling the spectrum
  • Adjust the threshold using the mouse-wheel for vertical scaling of a spectrum
  • Set a user-defined threshold or impurity detection in automatic multiplet analysis
  • Linked cursors for synchronized 1D and 2D spectra.
  • Negative line broadening and large positive values
    • Enter both positive and negative values for Lorentzian-Gaussian function and negative values for line broadening
  • Keep manual assignments when using the autoassignment procedure
  • Use the same calculation method as used in the NMR predictors (1H, 13C)
  • Supports solvent synonyms
    • Enter as many solvent synonyms as desired and set one as the default to be used automatically in spectrum parameters, multiplet reports, etc.
  • Use user-defined solvents when auto-referencing a spectrum
  • Intelligent Bucketing (Metabonomics)
    • Eliminate ambiguous results which occur when a metabolite signal "wanders" from one bucket to another between spectra
  • Export integrals from multiple spectra to a common file
  • Zero all negative integrals automatically before statistical analysis (PCA and PLS)
  • Export integrals in standard JCAMP format

Processing

  • Display vendor-specific directory structure
  • Preview spectrum before opening a file

Visualization

  • Customize color highlighting of experimental vs. predicted values
  • Add a plot legend to the 1D NMR quantitation graphs
  • Apply autocoloring to series of spectra

Version 6.0 to 7.0

Advanced Tools
  • Measure concentration changes with the Quantitation Tool, (Quanalyst)
    • Monitor a degrading sample over time
    • Compare quantitation between samples on a combinatorial plate
  • Quantify ratios of components
    • Check isomer ratios in a mixture
    • Confirm the relative abundances within a copolymer
  • Quantity handling
    • Produce a macro to use on a batch of spectra
    • Graph results and pass to ACD/Curve Manager for regression analysis
    • Obtain the correlation between almost ANY spectral properties
Visualization
  • Plot spectra in Absolute Intensity Mode
    • Compare spectra by plotting on the same vertical scale
  • Plot spectra in Normalized Mode
    • Display according to the highest peak in the spectrum
  • Modify the Toolbar content options
    • Hide the uncommonly used buttons on the toolbar
Processing
  • Open and manipulate arrayed experimental data
    • Process, analyze, and report all spectra in an array simultaneously
    • Treat as a group or manipulate individually
    • Show selected spectral properties in the Table of Spectra
  • Associate spectra into a series
    • Treat individual spectra as an array by associating them
Databasing
  • Use several databases simultaneously for a spectral prediction
    • Internal and/or user databases
  • Customize the viewing options for spectra in the database
    • Choose view options such as vertical and horizontal zoom, peak labels, etc.
  • Ignore the dark regions when searching a database
  • Search a database by zoom region
  • Search for a spectrum by similarity
    • Use Absolute Difference or Euclidean Distance
    • Sort the results by Hit Quality Index (HQI %)
  • Search the database for a peak
    • Search using labeled peaks only
    • Use a looseness factor on peak shifts
  • Search the database for a multiplet
    • Use coupling patterns
    • Use any range of J-coupling values
  • Search the database using a mixture
    • Search by peak(s) in one or more selected regions when a mixture is suspected
  • Advanced searching
    • Use the macro searching to find a solvent multiplet and annotate it automatically
    • A useful tool for overlapping multiplets or peaks
Additional Capabilities
  • Improved accuracy of integration
    • Includes linear interpolation when integrating for accurate bucketing
    • Correct the baseline on a selected region only
    • Variable bucket sizes across a spectrum
    • Change the orientation of the integral labels to vertical for easier viewing
  • Calculate the Signal-to-Noise ratio (S/N) using the ASTM method
    • Use any peak in the spectrum to calculate the S/N
    • Use the minimum S/N as a threshold for peak-picking
    • Automatically or manually select the noise region
Input/Output
  • Create a multiplet report
    • Customize the reporting format for different Journals
  • Import the receiver gain parameter from an NMR data file
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