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  • Magnetic fields in aromatic and antiaromatic molecules create unique effects in NMR spectra, making analysis challenging when multiple ring currents are present.
  • A new method using the Biot-Savart law helps separate these ring current contributions in experimental NMR data for complex polycyclic compounds.
  • The accuracy of this method has been validated through consistency with both experimental chemical shifts and calculations from the GIMIC method, making it applicable to various polycyclic systems with sufficient NMR data.

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