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Topic: 1 proton at ~6,1ppm and 1 proton at ~7,2ppm, what do they mean?  (Read 7289 times)

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Re: 1 proton at ~6,1ppm and 1 proton at ~7,2ppm, what do they mean?
« Reply #15 on: October 31, 2012, 12:26:08 PM »
The ChemDraw H-NMR simulation is rather crude. It does not take many affects into consideration, field strength, rotamers, solvents, temperature etc. There are better ones out there, ChemDoodle or ACD labs for example.
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