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many different possible techniques solve an individual problem and often the only way we can

reach a potential solution is part component lots of different forms of spectroscopy things like

fraction techniques and also the very latest in theoretical methods

try and bring together all the different facets try to solve our problems

so for example we have the compound recently we didn't understand its chemistry in any

way shape or form and it wasn't until that we take all of the different

physical measurements lots of different forms of spectral strictly and then finally combined it with

some open theoretical methods

we were able to fully understand the chemistry particular species and the by levi's combination

methods that allow us to find out which is typically new form reactivity of transition

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hopefully inspire the new generations of can is coming to you or something like this

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