Useful Links
Robert Lancashire UWI Jamaica |
Robert Lancashire has worked for several years on JCAMP-DX utilities and was responsible for the first web browser for infrared, NMR and MS data. He has also several JCAMP-DX files demonstrating the use of chemical MIME. | ||
Bob McDonald New York |
Bob McDonald, an author of the first JCAMP-DX standard for infrared spectroscopy. He has a very extensive reference web site | ||
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 VNMR2JCAMP Utility (UNIX) |
Program to Convert Varian
NMR format to JCAMP v. 5 format. This link is currently down - the owners have been informed! |
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 ftp://ftp.jeol.com/products/nmr/ |
Various NMR test files are available in JCAMP-DX format from JEOL | ||
 Chemscape Chime |
The latest version of the WEB BROWSER Chemical MIME plugin Test
web page without scripts |
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 NMR Viewer Freeware |
This program allows the import and display of JCAMP-DX, format files, Galactic SPC format and ACS/ESP files. The support for Varian FIDs and phasefiles, Bruker FIDs and 1r files, as well as NUTs has now been discontinued. | ||
A free VB script running in Excel is available from BlackRobin software.
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Acorn NMR Inc. |
Examples of files exported by NUTS | ||
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 Widener University, USA FTP Site |
Spectra are available in JCAMP-DX format.
This page is maintained by Scott Van Bramer |
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 The Defense Sciences Engineering Division, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA |
Here is a test page for a partial list of some of the many common molecular chemical MIME formats. | ||
Chemistry Department, Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, London, UK. |
The Chemical MIME home page
provides a concise entry point for various information sources relating to chemical MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension). This page is maintained by Henry S. Rzepa |
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Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, USA |
An FT-IR Library in JCAMP-DX
format If the main original site is unavailable then a mirror is can be found by clicking here |
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Norbert
Haider
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Spekwin32 Viewing optical spectra (UV/VIS, IR, Raman, fluorescence) from different sources |
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 Department of Applied Chemistry, RMIT, Melbourne, Australia |
WSEARCH v.1/1/99 for Mass
Spectrometry is JCAMP-DX compatible. This page is currently maintained by Frank Antolasic |
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A conversion utility
for JCAMP-DX to ORIGIN and other mathematics packages is available
from ISAS (along
with the source codes) and written up in Spectroscopy
Europe |
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