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How can I tell if and what kind of solvent suppression was used?

How can I tell if and what kind of solvent suppression was used?

I have some older 2D HSQC 1H-15N data that was run by a NMR tech. Is there a way I can tell what kind of solvent suppression was used by looking through the acquisition files? Like I know I can open them up as text documents and see a lot of the experimental parameters, but I don't know if solvent suppression is listed in one of those parameters.

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