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Recording salt form alongside the compound identity
A salt designation can be relevant to the material described by a reference. Omitting it may make records for different forms appear interchangeable.
For research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.
Use the exact source-defined form when linking a catalog item to a chemical record. If the catalog does not specify it, do not silently select a convenient salt entry from a database. State what is known and what requires confirmation.
Reading checklist
- Read the form in the source record
- Match it to the intended material
- Leave unspecified details unresolved
Reference: Peptide salts and counterions.
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