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This allows the user to number the atoms, for example, first by the order number and then by the decreasing carbon chemical shift. Since the HMBC correlations are given from protons to carbons, the first entries are usually nonprotonated carbons and therefore without HMBC correlations. For a known compound a given numbering might be used and therefore the resulting input file is unpredictable
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This allows the user to number the atoms, for example, first by the order number and then by the decreasing carbon chemical shift. Since the HMBC correlations are given from protons to carbons, the first entries are usually nonprotonated carbons and therefore without HMBC correlations. For a known compound a given numbering might be used and therefore the resulting input file is unpredictable.
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The presorting is also advantageous for the detection of constitutionally equivalent isomers because identical atoms with identical connectivities are automatically set in one group.
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The correlation data used for the COCON analysis of haemoventosin were originally obtained for the O-acetyl derivative
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The correlation data used for the COCON analysis of haemoventosin were originally obtained for the O-acetyl derivative.
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