Eastman Infrared Spectral Data Retrieval Service

Eastman Infrared Spectral Data Retrieval Service [Pg.543]

Anderson and Covert (1967) have described a computer search system for the retrieval of infrared data. The system uses an IBM 7080 computer to search the data on magnetic tape for about 100,000 compounds, 90,000 of which are from the ASTM collection. Eastman Organic Chemicals, Rochester, New York 14650, runs a service based on this system. One can send copies of the infrared curve or curves of unknown compounds and ask for service under the catalogue number Eastman No. 6070. The computer output is a printed report listing in order of best probable match the names of up to 25 compounds most closely resembling the unknown compound. This search service supplies names of compounds only, not infrared spectra. [Pg.543]

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