My job is stuck at analyzing for more than 1 hr now, is this normal or I made a mistake in my input?
1H,13C
5.40,76.6
1.87,27.0
1.48,40.5
-,32.6
1.91,65.6
4.38,74.6
-,175.2
-,57.6
2.11,58.0
-,47.8
3.88,67.8
2.31,41.5
2.43,34.3
2.69,32.6
-,174.8
2.91,52.5
3.82,73.0
1.21,33.6
1.11,21.4
4.90,69.0
3.60,51.8
3.17,59.1
2.18,170.7
-,22.1
7.18,-
6.3,-
Thank you for your time.
Hi! @commanderquash
Please remove datapoints like (-,32.6) or replace ‘–‘ to blank
I recommend you to input CH spin systems only.
Result link is below;
https://smart.ucsd.edu/resultclassic?task=11cb8077-49ac-4a9d-ae69-bba1cef57e02
Best,
Hyunwoo
Hyunwoo Kim, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral scholar
Center for Marine Biotechnology and Biomedicine
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
8615 Charles F. Kennel Way, Sverdrup Hall Rm. 3244
La Jolla, CA 9203
보낸 사람: command...@gmail.com
보낸 날짜: 2020년 2월 29일 토요일 오전 2:33
받는 사람: SMARTNMR
제목: Analyzing status for more than 1 hr
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I also tested your data with SMART 3.0 (beta) because your NMR data seems to have uncommon shifts like;
1.91,65.6
2.18,170.7
And SMART 3.0 didn’t recommend any natural product derived compounds which are composed of C, H, O, N, S, F, Cl, Br, I, P atoms
If you have the structure information and okay, could you provide us the structure information of your data?
It would be helpful for us to develope our service!
Thanks!
Hyunwoo
Hyunwoo Kim, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral scholar
Center for Marine Biotechnology and Biomedicine
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
8615 Charles F. Kennel Way, Sverdrup Hall Rm. 3244
La Jolla, CA 9203
보낸 사람: Hyunwoo Kim
보낸 날짜: 2020년 2월 29일 토요일 오전 3:05
받는 사람: command...@gmail.com; SMARTNMR
제목: RE: Analyzing status for more than 1 hr
1.91, 65.6 is CH, while 2.18, 170.7 was actually a mistake. Here is the correct assignment with Quaternary carbons:
1H,13C
5.40,76.6
1.76,27.0
1.87,27.0
1.34,40.5
1.48,40.5
32.6
1.91,65.6
4.38,74.6
175.2
57.6
2.11,58.0
47.8
3.88,67.8
1.60,41.5
2.31,41.5
2.43,34.3
1.68,32.6
2.69,32.6
174.8
2.91,52.5
3.62,73.0
3.82,73.0
1.21,33.6
1.11,21.4
4.90,69.0
3.60,51.8
3.17,59.1
2.18
170.7
22.1
7.18
6.3
I have also included the diastereotopic protons. Thank you all for your time.