Reproducibility of NMR Results using the example of Bruker Honey Profiling
NMR spectroscopy is an analytical method which helps to study the behavior of specific nuclei of a molecule in an external magnetic field. The data which are generated during the experiments contain various information about the different molecules within a solution.
For instance it contains information about the structure, like bindings and the presence of isomers, but also information of the quantity of a particular molecule. The NMR signal, its shape, frequency (position in the spectra) and couplings are characteristic for a particular compound and can therefore be used to identify it. The intensity of the NMR signal of a specific nucleus in a molecule is directly proportional to the concentration of the molecule within the solution and can thus be used to quantify the compound.
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