I will analyze ftir, nmr, and mass spectroscopy data
Chemistry Researcher, Online Tutor and Spectral Analysis Expert
About this Gig
Are you struggling to interpret complex spectral data? Do you need an expert to confirm a chemical structure, validate synthesis success, or analyze an unknown compound? You are in the right place.
As a professional researcher and spectroscopy expert, I offer comprehensive, publication-grade analysis for FT-IR, NMR, UV-Vis, and Mass Spectrometry. Whether it is for academic research, industrial quality control, or R&D, I deliver precise, deeply detailed reports that translate raw data into clear scientific insights.
FAQ
What file formats do you accept for spectral data?
I accept standard visual formats (PDF, PNG, JPEG) as well as raw instrument files. For NMR, sending the raw folder (containing the fid file) or a MestReNova (.mnova) file allows me to personally handle peak picking and integration for maximum accuracy.
Can you identify an unknown with just one spectrum?
A single spectrum usually only reveals part of the puzzle (e.g., FT-IR only shows functional groups). For a complete, definitive structural identification, a combined dataset of 1H-NMR, 13C-NMR, and Mass Spectrometry is highly recommended.
Do you include chemical structure drawings?
Yes. Every report includes professional, publication-grade 2D chemical structures drawn using ChemDraw, completely ready for your papers, presentations, or thesis.
Is my research data kept confidential?
100% yes. I strictly respect intellectual property and academic/industrial secrecy. Your data and chemical structures will never be shared or published, and I am happy to sign an NDA if required.
Do you analyze complex 2D-NMR spectra?
Yes, I am highly experienced in interpreting advanced 2D-NMR datasets, including COSY, HSQC, and HMBC, to solve complex stereochemical and structural assignments.
What do I need to provide before ordering?
Please provide your spectral files, the solvent used (for NMR), and the expected structure, formula, or reaction scheme if you have it. If it is a complete unknown, just let me know!

