Failure to Produce Fake Results Confirms a Model
One of the most striking evidences of the reliability of the organic chemist's methods of determining molecular structure is the fact that he has never been able to derive satisfactory structures for supposed molecules which are in fact nonexistent.
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Example from organic chemsitry's inability to produce structures for molecules that do not exist.
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