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In Prime, open a project and check the sample, acquisition mode and ramp before interpreting the map.

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This walkthrough uses a previously saved experimental result.

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The acquired spectrum is above the diffusion distribution.

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The lateral projection summarizes map intensity; it is not a list of identified chemical species.

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Expand the advanced settings when you need to inspect the grid, regularization and stopping criteria.

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Also check the saved method and result status.

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A visual change must not recalculate data or replace an accepted revision.

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A new calculation requires its own parameters and quality checks.

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Select a band to relate a projection lobe to its map signals.

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This example shows three main lobes.

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The selection displays that band's support; it does not prove that each Gaussian represents a molecule.

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Check residuals and unassigned signal before interpreting small components.

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Return to all bands and use the full range to restore context.

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Fitting the view to signals or changing the threshold only changes the display.

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Use the application's high-resolution PNG export to document the figure.

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Keep the project and report too: an image alone does not retain the full scientific provenance.