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Searching for Unknowns via the Internet … Part 2

March 5, 2009
by Arvin Moser, Team Manager, Application Scientists, ACD/Labs

A previous blog described the Internet as a valuable tool in searching for previous work based on a molecular formula. In addition to searching the Internet “directly”, certain online sites can assist and facilitate the search process. Some of these sites are free while others have a fee.

Be aware that the Internet is full of misleading and often times incorrect data. It is one thing to make a mistake in the elucidation process; it is another to follow someone else’s mistake. As always, the next step is to verify the data and publish once.


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