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Kaspar, 2023 - Google Patents

Quality data from messy spectra: How isometric points increase information content in highly overlapping spectra

Kaspar, 2023

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548548096707032092
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Kaspar F
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ChemBioChem

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Spectroscopic techniques are immensely useful for obtaining information about chemical transformations while they are happening. However, such data are often messy, and it is challenging to extract reliable information from them without careful calibrations or internal …
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