NMR Solvent Peaks vs NIR Scan Usage & Stats
NMR Solvent Peaks is a conveniently-searchable version of the ungainly table of NMR data most organic chemists keep a copy of nearby. Instead of searching through the table for a peak near your unidentified peak, just enter your solvent and the peak's multiplicity and location and you'll have a short list of candidate impurities.
NMR Solvent Peaks has support for searching both proton and carbon data, and references the widely-distributed 2010 Organometallics paper by Gregory Fulmer and coworkers and the 2016 OPRD paper by Gregory Whiteker and coworkers.
Feature Highlights:
- search for impurities based upon mode (proton/carbon), deuterated solvent, multiplicity, and ppm
- select "show all" for ppm to see an alphabetical list of all impurities in the app's database
- pick a color theme and adjust the user interface handedness
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NIR Scan is a quality control solution using Near-Infrared Spectroscopy to authenticate raw materials to avoid economic losses due to tampering using NIR devices and Machine Learning techniques. The app is mainly used to collect sample data and push it to our server to create machine learning model, which can be used later to predict the quality of material in question.
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NMR Solvent Peaks VS. 
NIR ScanDecember 31, 2024