Where can I find IR,NMR,UV and mass spec

[sammy15]

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for Naloxone aka Narcan? Is there anything online? I haven't gone to books yet, I didnt think it would be so hard to find online. Thank you for any help.

 

[jpharm445]

The best free online source I know of is the Spectral Database
http://riodb01.ibase.aist.go.jp/sdbs/cgi-bin/cre_index.cgi?lang=eng

However, I searched for your compound, and it seems like they don't have it 🙁 You can keep the site in mind for future reference though. =)

 

[RxWildcat]

uhhh I had already purged any memories pertaining to IR spectrums from my brain, this post brings up bad thoughts

 

[sammy15]

thank you.

 

[pharm127]

The Sigma-Aldrich website has spectral data for most of the compounds they sell, including a lot of drugs. I think you might have to register with the site to get that data, but registration is free and quick. www.sial.com

 

[jpharm445]

Wow. Sigma-Aldrich does provide free data. There's no need to even register. I always just assumed that they'd charge for it. Niiice.

 

[krsnyf]

do you know the cas registry # or the it's structural name? there at a number of chem websites that has all this in detail but you need the structural name, cas#, or the number of each type of atoms. searching by the # of atoms will be a pain since many molecules may have the same #'s, diff strux.

 

[sammy15]

do you know the cas registry # or the it's structural name? there at a number of chem websites that has all this in detail but you need the structural name, cas#, or the number of each type of atoms. searching by the # of atoms will be a pain since many molecules may have the same #'s, diff strux.

thanks, I tried that and I got some info but I can't find all of it. I ended up just changing to colchicine.. it was the first thing I found each specta on