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What are spinning sidebands?
Answer: B
Spinning sidebands are weak satellites on both sides of an intense peak, separated from it by exactly the rotation rate in hertz. Changing the spin rate moves them, which is the standard way of proving that a suspicious small peak is an artefact rather than an impurity. A rolling baseline comes from other causes, second order effects distort intensities within a multiplet, and deuterium is not decoupled in ordinary work. Recognising artefacts for what they are matters as much as assigning the genuine signals.
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