Likutei Moharan 205:3/ליקוטי מוהר"ן ר״ה:ג׳

13. Afterwards, the Rebbe, of blessed memory, revealed the specific ten psalms to be recited on the day one experiences an impure emission, God forbid. These are:

2“Of David, a precious psalm”—Psalm 16;

3“Of David, an enlightening psalm”—Psalm 32;

4“Happy is he who is wise enough to help the poor”—Psalm 41;

5“Like a hind cries longingly”—Psalm 42;

6“For the Conductor: A plea not to be destroyed”—Psalm 59;

7“For the Conductor: To Yedutun”—Psalm 77;

8“A prayer of Moshe”—Psalm 90;

9“Give thanks to God; call out in His Name”—Psalm 105;

10“By the rivers of Babylon”—Psalm 137;

11“Halleluyah! praise God in His holy place”—Psalm 150.

12In addition, he said that these ten psalms are a very, very great rectification for an emission, God forbid. One who merits reciting them on the same day need never again be troubled at all by the terrible blemish caused by the emission, God forbid, for it has certainly been rectified through this. {For more on this topic, see Likutey Moharan II, 92.}