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Some published desktop labels remain in Spanish; this English
narration guides the controls. We open Diffusion

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for the active series. The screenshot shows the example's
sequence, gradient shape and timings. Always check

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these parameters and the calibrated gradient before interpreting
the slope as diffusion.

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Point selection is reversible. Point fifteen has been excluded
and is visually distinguished here. Preserve the

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original observation and document the reason for each exclusion,
rather than seeking only an attractive fit.

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The point is then restored and the diffusion coefficient
calculated. The mathematical example also produces a

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hydrodynamic radius and R². These synthetic results are not
experimental uncertainty estimates or calibration

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validation.

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Shape and size compares a sphere, cylinder and ellipsoid. The
prolate ellipsoid uses an explicitly chosen axis

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ratio. That geometry is a model hypothesis, not a confirmed
molecular identity.

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The application has saved a real PDF report of the demonstration.
The dialog confirms the generated output.

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Before sharing it, review parameters, selections, sources and the
limitations of the model estimates.

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Back in the spectrum, the signal panel brings together its values
and applied models. Check which resonance and

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ramp you are reading. Keep the project with the report to
preserve data and decisions.