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That and the (currently) large sample size required. Definitely worth checking the literature though. If it could be used for determining unknown structures like NMR can, that would be a major plus point. This would require making a highly sensitive, precision device since at present we can identify the sucrose from the label on the packet
Oh darn, there I was, thinking I found something cool and new, but nooooooo, that DownwardToTransformToZero person was already at it for over more than a year ago.I seem to remember a certain someone posting about this very subject a while back
[VIDEO] Analysis method looks promising for (home?) scientists - NQR
Applied Science delivers the goods again, this time with nuclear quadrupole resonance. NQR is a bit like NMR but doesn't need huge magnets - for the technically-minded it might be worth considering. [youtube] His instrument does seem to require a huge sample size, however! By comparison, NMR...
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I wish it was more like upward to something, this life of flakiness really bugs me sometimes. Then again, my cellar got flooded so maybe it would have got ruined. Everything happens (or not) for a reason…Oh darn, there I was, thinking I found something cool and new, but nooooooo, that DownwardToTransformToZero person was already at it for over more than a year ago.
Still though, it seems like a highly interesting step into democratizing high end substance analyzers for the greater public!
(p.s. did you already try to build one?
Kind regards,
The Traveler
