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In the preceding articles on qNMR we discussed the ways to ensure your NMR data will yield the most accurate peak integral data, and therefore the […]

The technique requires that you co-dissolve your analyte together with an appropriate reference material. The NMR signal for this must be collected under quite careful conditions if the experiment is to be quantitative.

As explained in previous articles, a verification system relies on several elements which can be summarized or grouped into: Elements which are responsible for processing and […]

qNMR: quantitative NMR qNMR stands for “quantitative NMR” and refers to the use of NMR to determine the concentration of one or more chemical species in […]

Start by getting registered at Bruker webpage. And then download Compass Xtract 3.1.7 . Finally, re-install Mnova making sure that you check Bruker component for the Mass […]

Title: Real-Time Monitoring of Transesterification by 1H NMR Spectroscopy: Catalyst Comparison and Improved Calculation for Biodiesel Conversion Authors: Lisa A. Anderson and Annaliese K. Franz Date: […]

How do I know what Mnova plugins are licensed? In case you want to know what plugins are licensed simply go to ‘Menu –>Help–>License Manager’ or […]

Most analytical chemists working in Drug Discovery intuitively know that ASIC/ASV (Automatic Structure Integrity Confirmation / Automatic Structure Verification, see previous articles in the series) makes […]

As a software development company focused on processing and analysis of analytical data from different instruments, the idea of ASIC/ASV is inherently attractive. It is an […]