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Multiple spectra selection can be done either graphically from the stack or directly from a table.Įnhancements in the Multiplet Analysis feature.

Mnova includes a powerful and easy to use multiple spectral selection mode, which allows the user to optimize the processing of groups of spectra by selecting a bunch of spectra and applying any processing.

Multiple spectral selection is allowed.

Here you can see an example showing the result of a R-M experiment consisting of 700 spectra, and how the dataset will look like after decimation: This option is very useful when the number of stacked spectra is very large, slowing down the plotting and not showing relevant information.

Capability to show decimated stacked plots.

To hide any of the traces, just uncheck the left check boxes of the ‘Setup Arrayed Table’:įrom this table, you can also easily sort the traces just by clicking on the number of the spectrum for which you want to change the location and dragging to the desired location

Ability to hide any number of spectra in an arrayed item.

Just check the box of the trace that you want to modify and click on the ‘Multiply’ or Divide’ buttons of the dialog box

New way to normalize the traces of a stacked plot.

Here you can see the effect of the application of the new alignment algorithm.

The user can change the shape of the selection feature in order to take into account the peaks movements (which is a complement to the new automatic alignment algorithm for arrayed datasets (very useful for kinetics or reaction monitoring experiments by NMR).

… or to disable points either directly from the XY graph or from the table:.

It is now possible to exclude points from the left and right edges of the graph….

\( f(n)=a_n\) for all integers \( n≥1.New Options for the Data Analysis tool. The Data Analysis feature has been highly enhanced.

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