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Jim Breeyear wrote:
An interesting thought Vera, perhaps the NMR may turn out to be a
curiousity in a physics course in the future. Maybe the computer and
software will be able to predict the outcome of mixing A with B. I
surely dont know.
Jim
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Jim Breeyear
Univ of Vermont
Manager, Inst.
Chemistry Dept.
Isn't that basicallywhat this years Nobel Prize was for?
David Jones
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From: jim breeyear <jbreeyea@zoo.uvm.edu>
To: Vera V. Mainz <v-mainz@uiuc.edu>
Cc: ammrl@wwitch.unl.edu <ammrl@wwitch.unl.edu>
Date: Monday, December 14, 1998 6:14 PM
Subject: Re: Where is NMR going in the next 10-20 years?
An interesting thought Vera, perhaps the NMR may turn out to be a
curiousity in a physics course in the future. Maybe the computer and
software will be able to predict the outcome of mixing A with B. I
surely dont know.
Jim
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Jim Breeyear
Univ of Vermont
Manager, Inst.
Chemistry Dept.
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