From Nature's blogs, this week:
NMR always seems more elegant and cultured (surely spin choreography trumps reciprocal space) than crystallography
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Whatever floats your boat bk
Posted by: beta gal | July 6, 2007 03:13 PM
Yes. Or no.
Like I have any clue.
What about Mass Spec?
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