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good morning everyone. Please, I shall like knowing how to make a molecular scanner. To determine the composition of medicine
This discussion focuses on the creation of a molecular scanner for determining the composition of medicine. Participants emphasize the necessity of completing an analytical chemistry course to understand the principles behind molecular analysis. Key analytical techniques mentioned include mass spectroscopy, elemental analysis, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and infrared spectroscopy. The conversation also highlights the potential for miniaturized devices, such as the MyDx, to connect with smartphones for practical applications in molecular detection.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for chemists, engineers, and technology enthusiasts interested in molecular analysis and the development of portable analytical devices for medicine and food composition.
Borek said:This is not something you do just by snapping your fingers. But if you are really interested, I suggest you start by finishing an analytical chemistry course - after that you will know of what can't be done, what can, and how and why. Then it is a matter of engineering (which can mean another degree).