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A number of other software packages are available to predict NMR spectra. The use of large NMR spectral databases is the most popular approach it utilizes assigned chemical structures. In an advanced approach, parameters such as solvent information can be used to refine the accuracy of the prediction. A typical application works with tables of experimental chemical shifts from experimental NMR spectra. Each shift value is assigned to a specific structural fragment. The query structure is dissected into fragments that are compared with the fragments in the database. For each coincidence, the experimental chemical shift from the database is used to compose the final set of chemical shifts for the... 

Commercial implementations of this general approach are ACD/I-Lab [36], Specinfo (Chemical Concepts) [37], WINNMR (Bruker), and KnowItAll (Bio-Rad) [38]. Figure 10.2-3 shows the workspace generated by ACD/I-Lab after predicting a H NMR spectrum. ACD calculations are currently based on over 1 200 000 experimental chemical shifts and 320 000 experimental coupling constants [36]. 

The experimental errors on the %DE measurements are estimated to be between 1 and 2 %, taking into account a relative long time span and the involvement of different lab-workers. As indicated by Table 2 the best models converge to an RMSEP of 1.5 % to refine the models further the experimental chemical errors have to be thoroughly investigated. 

Most experimental protocols determine the time of harvest from the application dates of the experimental chemical product. If the study s Principal Investigator has guessed correctly months earlier when the first application was made, the crop will be at the proper maturity when harvested. However, if the weather or some other factor changes, the crop may be immature or over-ripe. If the experimental protocol does not permit for these variations in growing conditions, there may be an adverse impact on the ability to process the test samples properly, possibly resulting in atypical processed fraction samples. 

Scheme 2 13C NMR chemical shifts of cyclopropylcyclopropylidenmethyl cation 28. bottom to top calculated GIAO-HF, GIAO-DFT (B3LYP), GIAO-MP2, GIAO-CCSD, GIAO-CCSD(T) with TZP/DZ basis for MP2/6-31G(d,p) geometry and (top) experimental chemical shifts.

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The simplest approach is to compare experimental chemical shifts (8 p) in, say, a disubstituted compound with values calculated under the assumption of perfect additivity of the individual SCSs (8ca]c), where AS is defined as the difference between these. To denote the origin of these effects the designation ICS (intramolecular interaction chemical shift) = AS is proposed in analogy to SCS (eq. [11], p. 230) ... 

For the a-SCS(OH) values in cyclohexanol derivatives Wray (406) has suggested that a further parameter is necessary to account for four-bond interactions, as indicated in 298 and 299. He remarked that significant deviations from the experimental chemical shifts indicate conformational distortion of the parent compound, and that such SCS values cannot be calculated for five-membered ring alcohols (406). 

Table 3. Comparison between calculated and experimental chemical shifts in C70 (in ppm) referred to Ceo at 143.15 ppm (taken form Ref. [47]) ...

This article was originally written in 1988, and was intended to represent the state-of-the-art at that time. Naturally, new advances made in theoretical, computational and experimental chemical kinetics since then renders this piece somewhat out of date. However, although this article does not summarize and cite developments since 1988, it nonetheless should expose the reader to broader fundamental issues in modern chemical kinetics which continues to remain current. 

The xenon atoms adsorbed in a zeolitic pore experience different perturbations which contribute additively to the experimental chemical shift, 5obs [1] ... 

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