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Herbert C.G., Johnstone R.A.W. — Mass Spectrometry Basics
Herbert C.G., Johnstone R.A.W. — Mass Spectrometry Basics



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Название: Mass Spectrometry Basics

Авторы: Herbert C.G., Johnstone R.A.W.

Аннотация:

Mass Spectrometry Basics is a pedagogy for novice practitioners and those with little or no experience in the field of mass spectrometry. It includes information on ionisation processes, techniques, instruments, and general MS and combined MS applications. The text also has an extensive reference section and quick guides that highlight the essential information discussed in each chapter.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Физика/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 2002

Количество страниц: 474

Добавлена в каталог: 03.10.2006

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Ion optics, advantages of orthogonal TOF arrangements      199
Ion optics, background      183 189
Ion optics, choice of quadrupole or magnetic-sector instruments      186
Ion optics, comparison of quadrupole and magnetic sector instruments      185
Ion optics, comparison with other mass spectrometers      191—193
Ion optics, details of equations of motion      186—188
Ion optics, electric focusing lenses      179
Ion optics, electrostatic analyzer      177—178
Ion optics, energy filter      181
Ion optics, equations of motion of ions      183—185 189—190
Ion optics, magnetic sector      175—177
Ion optics, magnetic/electric-sector mass spectrometers      175—181
Ion optics, magnetic/electrostatic analyzer combination      178—179
Ion optics, metastable ions      180
Ion optics, microchannel plate ion collector      197
Ion optics, MS/MS operation      198—199
Ion optics, orthogonal time-of-flight      195—199
Ion optics, physical basis of oa-TOF      196
Ion optics, pulsed main beams of ions      196—197
Ion optics, quadrupole      183—188
Ion optics, rate of application of pulsed-field gradient      197
Ion optics, reflection      191
Ion optics, resolution      190—191
Ion optics, resolution by m/z value      198
Ion optics, time-of-flight      189—194
Ion(s), abundance(s)      46 209
Ion(s), abundance(s), criteria      297
Ion(s), abundance(s), dead time and      223 224
Ion(s), aligning of in flight      321
Ion(s), arrival events      223
Ion(s), beam(s)      18
Ion(s), beam(s), cross-sectional area of      221
Ion(s), beam(s), dispersed      212
Ion(s), beam(s), focusing of after hexapole stage      165
Ion(s), beam(s), incident      203
Ion(s), beam(s), mass-selected main      198
Ion(s), beam(s), width and shape of      175
Ion(s), chamber, beam entering      79
Ion(s), chromium      134
Ion(s), collector, array      210
Ion(s), collector, microchannel plate      197 198
Ion(s), collector, multipoint      217
Ion(s), collector, point      202 206 210
Ion(s), current, chart plotting      84
Ion(s), cyclotron mass spectrometers      274
Ion(s), cyclotron resonance (1CR)      195 212 282
Ion(s), decomposition of      270
Ion(s), detection efficiency      241
Ion(s), detector, true baseline output from      320
Ion(s), detector, voltage from      319
Ion(s), dispersal of in space      212
Ion(s), emitters      25
Ion(s), entering of in quadrupole assembly      173
Ion(s), equations of motion of      183 189
Ion(s), evaporation      61 62
Ion(s), exchange chromatography      331
Ion(s), fast-moving      20 213
Ion(s), flight path of      191
Ion(s), formation of in atmospheric-pressure sources      371
Ion(s), fragmentation of molecular      173
Ion(s), guide, quadrupole      378
Ion(s), impact of on cathode      36
Ion(s), intense bombardment by      39
Ion(s), kinetic energy lost from      376
Ion(s), magnetic field for dispersing      208
Ion(s), mass, fragment      269
Ion(s), mass, range      207
Ion(s), metastable      180 see origin
Ion(s), metastable, abundances of      227 229
Ion(s), metastable, decomposition      226 239 244
Ion(s), metastable, formation of      226
Ion(s), metastable, how quadrupoles can be used to examine      233
Ion(s), metastable, linked scanning of      235
Ion(s), molecule collisions, gas pressure and      372
Ion(s), motion, stable      187
Ion(s), multicharged      57
Ion(s), negative      5
Ion(s), newly formed      2
Ion(s), optics, double-focusing      178 179
Ion(s), precursor      198 233 241
Ion(s), principal methods for producing      61
Ion(s), pulsed main beams of      196
Ion(s), quasimolecular      2 5
Ion(s), rate of evaporation of      51
Ion(s), reagent gas      1 4
Ion(s), removal of interfering      94
Ion(s), RF voltages applied to      184
Ion(s), scans, precursor      234
Ion(s), scans, product      233
Ion(s), separations of by magnetic-sector instruments      211
Ion(s), source(s)      14 290
Ion(s), source(s), alternative type of      276
Ion(s), source(s), assembly, suppressor grid in      45
Ion(s), source(s), atmospheric-pressure      167
Ion(s), source(s), CI      6
Ion(s), source(s), conversion of substances in      175
Ion(s), source(s), ions formed by      285
Ion(s), source(s), radioactive      157
Ion(s), source(s), reagent gas in      1
Ion(s), source(s), simple      15
Ion(s), source(s), thermospray      72
Ion(s), source(s), Z-SPRAY™      154
Ion(s), thermal emission of      37
Ion(s), trajectory      67 187 227 376
Ion(s), transfer of to mass analyzer      95
Ion(s), translational energy of      232
Ion(s), transmission guides      376 377 378
Ion(s), trap(s)      3 209 243 281
Ion(s), trap(s), decomposition required from      378
Ion(s), trap(s), instruments      12
Ion(s), trap(s), ion/molecule collision in      284
Ion(s), trap(s), physical laws of      378
Ion(s), tunnel, view of      382
Ion(s), velocities of      193
Ion(s), yield      73
Ion(s), yield, activators used to improve      49
Ion(s), yield, effect of increasing temperature on      51
Ionic detergents      12
Ionization      105
Ionization, efficiency      50
Ionization, electron      225
Ionization, energies      47 49
Ionization, field      37
Ionization, flame      139 246
Ionization, inlet systems, MALDI      161
Ionization, laser desorption      192
Ionization, matrix-assisted laser adsorption      9
Ionization, methods      282
Ionization, mild      22 228
Ionization, potential      47
Ionization, process, electron ionization      13
Ionization, routes      3
Ionization, sample type and mode of      280
Ionization, secondary      10
Ionization, soft      4 27 160
Ionization, source, atmospheric-pressure inlet      163
Ionization, xenon atoms      82
Isotope ratios, background      353
Isotope ratios, basic facets of measuring isotope ratios      354—362
Isotope ratios, causes of variation in isotope ratios      362—365
Isotope ratios, examples of isotope ratio measurements      366—369
Isotope ratios, examples of use of accurate isotope ratios      350—352
Isotope ratios, instruments used to measure accurate isotope ratios      365—366
Isotope ratios, plutonium contamination in environment      369
Isotope ratios, radioactive and nonradioactive isotopes      354
Isotope ratios, routine mass spectrometry      343—350
Isotope ratios, standard for isotope ratios      354
Isotope ratios, use of      343—352
Isotope ratios, variations in      353—369
Isotope(s), analysis, materials used for thermal ionization sources in      115
Isotope(s), approximate ratios of      340
Isotope(s), characteristics, standard substances      355—356
Isotope(s), dilution analysis      366 367
Isotope(s), effects      362
Isotope(s), naturally occurring      339 341 344—345
Isotope(s), nonradioactive      354
Isotope(s), pattern(s), effect of on mass spectrum      340
Isotope(s), pattern(s), organometallic compounds      350
Isotope(s), radioactive      354
Isotopes and mass spectrometry      335—341
Isotopes and mass spectrometry, atomic nucleus and isotopes      339
Isotopes and mass spectrometry, atomic structure and elements      335—338
Isotopes and mass spectrometry, isotope ratios      339—341
Jet separator      255
Kerr cell      127
Kinetic energy, distributions      171
Kinetic energy, ions having wrong      225
Kinetic energy, loss, ion      376
Kinetic energy, mass-selected main ion beam      198
Kinetic energy, product ion having insufficient      238
Kinetic energy, spread of in EI      177
Kinetic energy, total      91
Kinetic energy, vaporization of molecules due to      135
la      see “Laser ablation”
Lamp(s), arc      122
Lamp(s), filament      121
Lamp(s), flash      134
Lamp(s), incandescent      120 121
Lanthanum      351 352
Laser desorption ionization (LDI)      192
Laser desorption ionization (LDI), ionization process      7—9
Laser desorption ionization (LDI), other considerations on      9
Laser desorption ionization (LDI), secondary ionization      10—11
Laser desorption ionization (LDI), type of laser      10
Laser desorption ionization (LDI), use of lasers      11—12
Laser desorption ionization (LDI), use of matrix      9
Laser(s), ablation (LA)      111
Laser(s), adsorption ionization (LDI)      7—12
Laser(s), argon      133
Laser(s), beam, degree of focusing of      112
Laser(s), cavity      126
Laser(s), data typical of      111
Laser(s), desorption, ionization sources using      216
Laser(s), desorption, mass spectrometry (LDMS)      290
Laser(s), dye      132
Laser(s), factors controlling use of      112
Laser(s), gas      129 131
Laser(s), light, emission of      125
Laser(s), light, sources      123
Laser(s), light, wavelength of      130
Laser(s), liquid-state      132
Laser(s), neodymium      134
Laser(s), power outputs of      119
Laser(s), pulse      7 8
Laser(s), ruby      133
Laser(s), solid-state      126 133
Laser(s), types of      10 112
Laser(s), uses of      11
Laser(s), YAG      134
Lasers and other light sources      117—136
Lasers and other light sources, characteristics of light as waveform      119—121
Lasers and other light sources, laser light sources      123—134
Lasers and other light sources, lasers in mass spectrometry      134—136
Lasers and other light sources, nonlaser light sources      121—123
Lasing      125
lc      see “Liquid chromatography”
LC/MS      see “Liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry”
Lens(es), curvature      179 180
Lens(es), rotation      179 180
Lens(es), Y-deflection      179
Lens(es), Z-focus      179 180
Lewis acids      136
Library, NIH-EPA mass spectral      301
Library, NIST      257 266
Library, searching      257 323
Ligase      329
Light, absorption of      123
Light, amplification by stimulated emission of radiation      see “Laser”
Light, beam, intensity of      120
Light, characteristics of as waveform      119
Light, conversion of energy into      121
Light, emission of      31 117
Light, initial absorption of      125
Light, intensity, common units of      118
Light, sources      see also “Lasers and other light sources”
Light, sources, laser      123
Light, sources, luminances of      119
Light, sources, nonlaser      121
Light, visible      117
Lightning      121
Linked scanning      226 243
Linked scanning, application of      242
Linked scanning, techniques      233
Linked scanning, V, E, and B fields      240
Liquid chromatography (LC), 55, 245      see also “Gas chromatography and liquid chromatography”
Liquid chromatography (LC), analyzers, coupling of to mass spectrometers      252
Liquid chromatography (LC), application of      81
Liquid chromatography (LC), connection between MS and      262
Liquid chromatography (LC), injectors for      250
Liquid chromatography (LC), mixture of peptides separated by      294
Liquid chromatography (LC), mixture separation by      74
Liquid chromatography (LC), reversed-phase      75
Liquid chromatography (LC), solid stationary phases for use in      249
Liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LC/MS)      261—268
Liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LC/MS), connection between LC and MS      262—264
Liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LC/MS), instruments, output from      324
Liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LC/MS), manipulation of scan data      265—268
Liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LC/MS), recording mass spectra      264—265
Liquid, chromatogram      247 261 265
Liquid, chromatographic phases      249
Liquid, films      145
Liquid, inlets      104
Liquid, secondary ion mass spectrometry (LSIMS)      17 81 287
Liquid, secondary ion mass spectrometry (LSIMS), commonly used solvents for      21 83
Liquid, secondary ion mass spectrometry (LSIMS), mass spectrum      22
Liquid, solid chromatography (LSC)      245
Liquid, state lasers      132
Liquid, target surface, bombardment of      17
m/z      see “Mass-to-charge ratio”
Mach disc      95
Machine code      309 310
Magnet, directional focusing of      177
Magnetic flux, measurement of      242
Magnetic sector instruments, comparison of quadrupole and      185
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, ${(B/E)(1-E)}^{1/2}$ scan      242
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, ${B}^{2}/E$ scan      241—242
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, ${E}^{2}/V$ scan      240—241
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, application of linked scanning      242
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, B/E scan      241
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, electric/magnetic-sector geometry      238
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, linked scanning and metastable ions in      237—244
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, linked scanning of V, E, and B fields      240
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, linked scanning, ion traps, and hybrid mass spectrometers      243—244
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, metastable ions decomposing in first field-free region      238—239
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, metastable ions decomposing in second field-free region      239—240
Magnetic-sector mass spectrometry, metastable ions decomposing in third field-free region      240
Magnetic-sector optics      238
Magnetic-sector time-of-flight instruments, AutoSpec-TOF® ion optics      158
Magnetic-sector time-of-flight instruments, hybrid      157—161
Magnetic-sector time-of-flight instruments, magnetic/electric-sector      158—159
Magnetic-sector time-of-flight instruments, operation of combined magnetic and TOF sectors as hybrid instrument      160—161
Magnetic-sector time-of-flight instruments, other advantages of hybrid      161
Magnetic-sector time-of-flight instruments, time-of-flight      159—160
Magnetic/electric-sector instruments, major variables of      244
Magnetic/electrostatic analyzer      178
MALDI      see “Matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization”
Man-made aerosols      137
Mass measurement, atomic and molecular mass      269—270
Mass measurement, high-resolution, accurate      269—274
Mass measurement, measurement of accurate mass      272—274
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