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The Color Coded tagging method

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Colored Cogs and Spindles, with examples of Lantens attached

A visual based tagging system lets you identify compounds at a glance and is ideal for managing small to medium scale library synthesis. The method allows up to 4096 colour combinations using small detachable colored Cogs and Spindles available in a range of eight different colors. Color coding is arguably the most economical and easiest tagging method, requiring no learning curve or need for specialised equipment.

 

Combinations with colored Cogs and Spindles Spindles may accomodate one or even two Lanterns, permitting a convenient means of testing at an intermediate stage.

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