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Odd distortion in HOD peak in 1D DOSY (stebpgp1s)

Odd distortion in HOD peak in 1D DOSY (stebpgp1s)

I have a small distortion in the HOD peak in my 1D DOSY spectra. However, it only occurs for the HOD signal and no other peaks in the spectrum. Occasionally, I am able to "fix" this by not spinning the sample (though not always). Any help would be appreciated.

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