An easier way to see if a signal in an NMR spectrum is due to a solvent.

Includes the most common deuterated solvents, and all of the common lab solvents/grease.

Quick Instructions:
1) Select the deuterated solvent from the drop-down menu.
2) Toggle between proton or carbon NMR with the 1H / 13C button.
3) Enter a range in the From and to boxes, then tap 'search' to highlight all shifts between those values.
4) Order the results by default, alphabetically, or by NMR shift.

Tips:
* The solvent and order choice persist between uses.
* There is no need to enter both an upper and lower limit. If there is only a value in the 'from' field, every shift higher than or equal to that value will be highlighted.
* There are two themes available: dark and light. For iOS versions below iOS 13, tap the theme icon in the top right to toggle dark/highlight. For iOS versions above iOS 13, the theme is matched to the global settings of the phone.

NMRss stands for NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) Solvent Signals. It is useful in chemistry, physics, biology, engineering, and any discipline that uses NMR.

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