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Can a lack of spectroscopic data make a chemical formula indefinite?

By russ.krajec@blueironip.com | September 30, 2024

No, the absence of spectroscopic or other corroborating data does not automatically render a chemical formula indefinite. The MPEP 2173.05(t) clearly states: “The absence of corroborating spectroscopic or other data cannot be the basis for finding the structure indefinite.” This guidance is based on legal precedents such as Ex parte Morton and Ex parte Sobin.…

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