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NMR Spin Systems and Shifts from SMILES
Novatia is pleased to offer a demonstration of our 1H
NMR Spin System & Chemical Shift Software. On this page, you can
test the core technology used in our upcoming high throughput NMR
structure confirmation application called Automated Structure Elucidator (ASE).
ASE is designed for high throughput routine confirmation of typical
organic molecules by NMR where you need a simple and rapid answer to
the question "did I make, isolate, prepare the molecule I wanted?".
Some of the features of the Prediction Tool for ASE include:
Just type or paste a SMILES string in the form below
and click the button. If you don't have a SMILES string, copy and paste
the SMILES for Brucine listed below.
Give it a try and let us know what you think or contact us to find out more about this tool and our ASE NMR application package for high throughput structure confirmation by NMR.
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Instructions: Paste a SMILES string into the text box on the left and click the ASE Prediction
button. The NMR spin systems for the molecule and chemical shift range
of each proton will be returned. The atom number is based on heavy
atoms in the SMILES string.
Brucine SMILES: COC1=C(OC)C=C(N3C6C2C4C(CN(CC6)CC45)=CCOC2CC3)C5=C1
Disclaimer: Although
this software has been tested, Novatia makes to warranty or claims to
the accuracy or validity of the results returned. Furthermore, there is
no error checking for valid SMILES so if you don't get a web page back
in a few seconds, cancel the page load in your browser and check your
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Note: The ASE Prediction provides estimates of 1H
chemical shifts in the form of ranges. The rationale for ASE Prediction
is to serve as a prediction tool that can be integrated into larger
automated structure confirmation applications by NMR: current
commercial and academic offerings lack this important functionality.
Novatia believes that this is the first such tool for NMR and are are
actively working to develop addtional tools that can be used to
assemble larger instrumental analytical functions.

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