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    In our fluorination of the antibiotic salinomycin and its simple derivatives, a chain of discoveries provided us a unique path to a selective result, unlocking low-noise conformational reporting by19F NMR in a widely studied medicinal scaffold. 
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    Shedding light on 'through space' spin–spin coupling constants (SSCCs), this study challenges hydrogen bonding's dominance in JFH SSCC transmission on organofluorine compounds. Steric, substituent and solvent effects considerably alter SSCC pathways. 
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