Does anyone know a bit about how costly and accurate are the current thc measurement techniques?
pleas speculate what drives cost chemicals, consumables or instrument time.
thanks for your time, im not a chemist!
What would be the directions of ring current-induced magnetic fields in purine-like heterocycles in a strong magnetic field?
Would be the antiparallel state be a default state for these substances in the absence of strong magnetic field at warm temperatures due to heat motion?
+400. I noticed this awhile ago and brought it up in chat, but nobody seemed much to care so I dropped it. Absolutely I think this needs to be changed. — hBy2Pyyesterday
@hBy2Py you are undermining my topic changing abilities
should we maybe not close homework questions for being homework questions (which is sometimes hard to guess) but answer them, add them to this duplicate archive, and close the next case for being a duplicate? I think, this could give us a more positive character, as we would answer the questions instead of closing them and leave them without.
@pH13-YetanotherPhilipp sigh There the old concept of "canonical" answers/duplicates, you could make some and insist to use as dupes, but even with books it doesn't work as good as one would want.
There are already various q. which can be used as dupes for HW and I duped quite a bit of HW this way in the past, but if q. is a dump then why bother. It still would be feeding of wampires.
What would be the directions of ring current-induced magnetic fields in purine-like heterocycles in a strong magnetic field?
Would be the antiparallel state be a default state for these substances in the absence of strong magnetic field at warm temperatures due to heat motion?
The Periodic Table
The Periodic Table