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Publishing NMR Research Data: DOI:dg3n
To publish research data such as an NMR spectrum, you will need to prepare and have ready the following files on the computer you are using
- A file describing the chemical structure of your compound, in the form of a Chemdraw .cdxml file.
- When drawing your molecule using Chemdraw, avoid using any abbreviations such as Me etc. If you have used them, then at the finish, select the entire structure and invoke structure/Expand labels
- You can also use the Structure/Convert structure to name menu option to generate a name. You might want to use this name as the title of your data deposition.
- The NMR data file(s) themselves. If you are using a Jeol spectrometer, this will be a single file with a .jdf extension. If you are using a Bruker spectrometer, this will be a folder of files. There are two additional files you can generate.
- The first is the output from reading the Jeol or Bruker file using a program called MestreNova, taking the extension .mnova
- The second is the result of opening the Jeol or Bruker file using MestreNova and saving it as a JCAMP-DX file (extension .jdx).
Retrieving an NMR data file from the Jeol Spectrometer | Retrieving an NMR data file from the Bruker Spectrometer | Publishing the NMR research data