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|Articles|May 1, 2004
- Spectroscopy-05-01-2004
Tautomerism and Expert Systems in Spectroscopy, Part II: Assigning the Correct Tautomers Using NMR Spectral Predictors and IR Structure–Spectrum Verification Tools (PDF)
Author(s)Michel R.J. Hachey
Because tautomers are closely related structural isomers, it can be difficult to identify distinguishing traits. Specialized software can be used to accelerate the assignment and validation of proposed tautomers.
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