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03-07-2006, 00:24

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How to learn IUPAC: the key to your safety

2C-I and DOI have been mixed up many times. It is amazing how often this happens. This is just one of the results of users and RC companies not knowing IUPAC nomeclature. If SWIY does not know IUPAC and has no other way of reading what a IUPAC name means, then chances are that SWIY will suffer sooner or later. Now where do we start our course in IUPAC? Are there any handy tutorials around or is anyone motivated to make one?

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