Different from the technical field of machinery, computer
programs, communications, etc., chemistry is an experimental
science. In the field of chemistry, the technical effects of new
compounds can only be obtained if experimental verifications are
made. Therefore, in chemical patent applications, the experimental data is
an important part. Whether the patent application involves a new
use of a pharmaceutical product, the ingredients of a new compound
or a new reagent formulation, a large amount of experimental data
is required to be contained in the description of the patent
application, so as to verify that the claimed technical
solution achieves the corresponding technical effects.
