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**One of the best ways to limit the amount of data found is to use the element filter.
**One of the best ways to limit the amount of data found is to use the element filter.
**Material can be set to unknown, not included, included, or include one at least by clicking on the materials several times.
**Material can be set to unknown, not included, included, or include one at least by clicking on the materials several times.
**When the material filters are set correctly press run to search the database.
**When the material filters are set correctly press run to search the database (''see link above on how to add reference spectra to the database from the ICSD)''.
**The found candidates are listed in Phase identification window. The candidate with the smallest FOM/F20 is the most likely candidate to be present in the sample.
**The found candidates are listed in Phase identification window. The candidate with the smallest FOM/F20 is the most likely candidate to be present in the sample.
**Always use the prior knowledge of the sample to evaluate the outcome of the search.
**Always use the prior knowledge of the sample to evaluate the outcome of the search.
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