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Manual Phase Correction of 1D Spectra - Video Tutorial

Manual Phase Correction of 1D Spectra - Video Tutorial

In some cases where there are baseline issues, automatic phase correction may not do a satisfactory job. It then becomes necessary to correct the phase manually. The following video demonstrates how to manually phase correct a 1D NMR spectrum in TOPSPIN.

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