Create Experimentally Validated Spectral Libraries for Confident Natural Product Identification

This application note demonstrates an automated molecular rotational resonance (MRR) workflow for structure validation and spectral library creation. Using terpenes as representative natural products, MRR compares predicted and experimental rotational spectra to confirm molecular identity and generate experimentally validated spectral references. The resulting libraries support confident identification, screening, authentication, and quality control across defined chemical classes.

Application Note Highlights

• Learn how MRR validates molecular structures through direct comparison of predicted and experimental rotational spectra.

• Explore an automated workflow for structure confirmation and spectral library generation.

• See how experimentally validated spectral libraries support confident identification of terpenes and related compounds.

• Understand how MRR enables high-confidence screening, authentication, and quality control workflows.

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