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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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Предметный указатель
Programming language      314
Protein(s)      see also “Peptides and proteins analysis
Protein(s), Edman sequential degradation of      332
Protein(s), examination of      294
Protein(s), formation of      330
Protein(s), GC and      251
Protein(s), post-translational modifications of      291
Protein(s), production of from amino acids      327
Protein(s), scarce      329
Protein(s), sequencing      333
Protein(s), vaporization of      58
Proton(s)      337
Proton(s), number of in atom      338
Proton(s), transfer      4
PS      see “Plasmaspray”
pt      see “Plasma torch”
PTH      see “Phenylthiohydantoin”
Pulse repetition frequency      128
Pulsed-field gradient, rate of application of      197
Purge-and-trap device      296
Pyridine, separation efficiency for      249
Q-switching      126
Q-switching, active      127
Q-switching, passive      127 128
Quadropole time-of-flight instruments, advantages of hybrid      172—173
Quadropole time-of-flight instruments, hybrid      169—173
Quadropole time-of-flight instruments, operations of hybrid      172
Quadropole time-of-flight instruments, separate quadrupole and time-of-flight analyzers      169—172
Quadrupole assembly, beams of ions injected into      184
Quadrupole assembly, end views of      184
Quadrupole assembly, ions in beam entering      173
Quadrupole assembly, ions traversing      188
Quadrupole mass spectrometry, how quadrupoles can be used to examine metastable ions      233
Quadrupole mass spectrometry, linked scanning and metastable ions in      231—235
Quadrupole mass spectrometry, linked scanning with triple quadrupole analyzers      233—235
Quadrupole mass spectrometry, normal and metastable ions      231—233
Quadrupole mass spectrometry, use of metastable ion and CID data      235
Quadrupole(s), as mass filter      231
Quadrupole(s), in narrow band-pass mode      172
Quadrupole(s), in wide band-pass mode      172
Quadrupole(s), instruments, comparison of magnetic sector and      185
Quadrupole(s), ion guide      378
Quadrupole(s), mass spectrometers      205 264
Quadrupole(s), potential well of      381
Quadrupole(s), use of in commercial instruments      382
Quantum tunneling      24
Quasi molecular ions      2 5
Radiation, absorption of      93
Radiation, cosmic      40
Radiation, Czerenkov      121
Radiation, emitted beam of coherent      384
Radiation, monochromatic      122 136
Radical-cation      13
Radio-frequency (RF), 164      see also “RF fields transmission
Radio-frequency (RF), field(s), application of to electrodes      380
Radio-frequency (RF), field(s), application of to rod assemblies      378
Radio-frequency (RF), field(s), inhomogeneous      372
Radio-frequency (RF), field(s), voltage swings of      379
Radio-frequency (RF), only multipole devices      373
Radio-frequency (RF), voltages, applied to ions      183
Radioactive decay constants      368
Radioactive isotopes      354
Radionuclides, ionization sources using      216
Random fragmentation      20
Rare earth(s), element analysis      351
Rare earth(s), ion-exchange separation of      351
Read-only memory (ROM)      308 309
Reagent gas(es)      2 3
Reagent gas(es), ions      4
Reagent gas(es), pressure      1
Recombinant technology      328
Reduced instruction set for computing (RISC)      314 315
Reference table      325
Reflection      155
Reflection, advantage of      166 172
Reflection, disadvantage of      191
Refractive index      128
Refractive index, detector      261
Refractive index, eluant      250
Relative molecular mass (RMM)      270 292
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act      296
Restriction enzyme      328
Reversed-phase liquid chromatography      75
RF      see “Radio-frequency”
RF fields, background      371—372
RF fields, gas pressure and ion/molecule collisions      372—377
RF fields, inhomogeneous RF fields applied to rod assemblies      378—382
RF fields, overall effects of ion/molecule collisions and use of ion transmission guides      377—378
RF fields, transmission of ions through inhomogeneous      371—382
Rhodamine G      133
RISC      see “Reduced instruction set for computing”
RMM      see “Relative molecular mass”
Rock sample, measurement of amount of argon in      368
Rod assemblies, inhomogeneous RF fields applied to      378
ROM      see “Read-only memory”
Rotation lenses      179 180
Rotational energy      7 94
Ruby laser      133
Safe drinking water act      296
Sample(s), analysis, GC/MS      296
Sample(s), cleanup      277
Sample(s), complexity of      276
Sample(s), direct insertion of into plasma flame      105 115
Sample(s), evaporation      52
Sample(s), examination of by surface emission      45
Sample(s), inlets      see “Plasma torches sample gases” sample liquid
Sample(s), introduction, problems of      109
Sample(s), laser pulse striking surface of      8
Sample(s), molecules, collision between      62
Sample(s), prevention of burning of      113
Sample(s), processes occurring in plasma after introduction of      92
Sample(s), substance, comparison of against standard compound      359
Sample(s), transfer efficiencies      142
Sample(s), type of      276
Sample(s), volatility      278
Scan data, manipulation of      257 265
Scanning modes      322
Scintillator      203 204
Sea temperatures, assessment of from thousands of years ago      351
Sea water, isotopic forms of carbon dioxide in      340
Secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS)      17 260
Secondary ionization      10
Selected ion, monitoring (SIM)      259 267
Selected ion, recording (SIR)      259 267
Semiconductors, electric current in      126
Separation efficiency      249 251
Serial processing, of information      311
Serine      327
Signal-to-noise ratio      165 173
SIM      see “Selected ion monitoring”
Sims      see “Secondary ion mass spectrometry”
Sinapic acid      9
Single-point electron multipliers      213
SIR      see “Selected ion recording”
Skimmers      78 393
Skin effect, for high-frequency heating      92
SMOC      see “Standard mean ocean chloride”
Soft ionization      4 27 160
Soils, roadside      351
Solid-state lasers      126 133
Solids, formation of aerosols from      135
Solids, intractable      136
Solids, introduction of      110
Solution, removal of solvent from      55
Solvent(s), elution      85
Solvent(s), evaporation of      74 106
Solvent(s), less-volatile      79
Solvent(s), low-boiling      20
Solvent(s), molecule, protonated      62
Solvent(s), properties of      20 82
Solvent(s), removal, differential      56 72
Solvent(s), separation of analyte ions from      65
Solvent(s), volatile      79
Sonic-spraying techniques      280
Space-charge effects      35 372 374
Spinach leaf extract      246
Spray(s), efficiency      56
Spray(s), inlet tube      66
Spray(s), nanotube      66
Spray(s), Z-      68 69
sputtering      36
Standard mean ocean chloride (SMOC)      354
Stationary phase, types of      248
Sterols      279
Stretching vibration      363
Sugars, examination of      26
Sugars, GC and      251
Sugars, vaporization of      58
Summaries, analysis of peptides and proteins by mass spectrometry      417—418
Summaries, array collectors      408—409
Summaries, atmospheric-pressure ionization      390—391
Summaries, biotechnology      421—422
Summaries, chemical ionization      383
Summaries, choice of mass spectrometer      417
Summaries, collection of      383—427
Summaries, comparison of multipoint collectors of ions      409—410
Summaries, computers and transputers in mass spectrometers      418—421
Summaries, coronas, plasmas, and arcs      387—388
Summaries, dynamic fast-atom bombardment and liquidphase secondary ion mass spectrometry interface      393—394
Summaries, electron ionization      385
Summaries, electrospray ionization      389—390
Summaries, Environmental Protection Agency protocols      418
Summaries, fast-atom bombardment and liquid-phase secondary ion mass spectrometry      385—386
Summaries, field ionization and field adsorption      386—387
Summaries, gas chromatography and liquid chromatography      413—414
Summaries, gas chromatography/mass spectrometry      414—415
Summaries, high-resolution, accurate mass measurement      416
Summaries, hybrid hexapole time-of-flight instruments      402—403
Summaries, hybrid magnetic-sector time-of-flight instruments      401—402
Summaries, hybrid orthogonal time-of-flight instruments      400—401
Summaries, hybrid quadrupole time-of-flight instruments      404
Summaries, ion optics of magnetic/electric-sector mass spectrometers      405
Summaries, isotopes and mass spectrometry      422—424
Summaries, laser adsorption ionization      384
Summaries, lasers and other light sources      398—399
Summaries, linked scanning and metastable ions in magnetic-sector mass spectrometry      412—413
Summaries, linked scanning and metastable ions in quadrupole mass spectrometry      412
Summaries, liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry      415—416
Summaries, nebulizers      399—400
Summaries, origin and uses of metastable ions      411—412
Summaries, orthogonal time-of-flight ion optics      407—408
Summaries, particle-beam interface      393
Summaries, plasma torches      394—395
Summaries, point ion collectors      408
Summaries, quadrupole ion optics      405—406
Summaries, sample inlets for plasma torches (gases)      396
Summaries, sample inlets for plasma torches (liquid inlets)      397
Summaries, sample inlets for plasma torches (solid inlets)      398
Summaries, thermal ionization, surface emission of ions      388—389
Summaries, thermospray and plasmaspray interfaces      392—393
Summaries, time-of-flight ion optics      406—407
Summaries, time-to-digital converters      410—411
Summaries, transmission of ions through inhomogeneous RF fields      426—427
Summaries, uses of isotope ratios      424—425
Summaries, variations in isotope ratios      425—426
Summaries, Z-spray combined inlet/ion source      391—392
Sun, charged particles from      29
Surface, contamination, investigation of      12
Surface, emission, samples examined by      45
Surface, emission, thermochemistry of      47
Target-compound databases      300
TDC      see “Time-to-digital converter”
Temperature programming      249
Thermal energy, transfer of      93
Thermal ionization (TI)      45 284 285
Thermal ionization, surface emission of ions      45—53
Thermally labile substance, examination of      26
Thermospray (TS)      79
Thermospray (TS), device, typical arrangement of      149 150
Thermospray (TS), ions passing into mass spectrometer analyzer from      74
Thermospray (TS), nebulizers (TN)      106 149
Thermospray (TS), variant of      71
Thermospray and plasmaspray interfaces      71—75
Thymine      327
TI      see “Thermal ionization”
tic      see “Total ion current”
Time bins, connected      222
Time-of-flight (TOF)      153
Time-of-flight (TOF), analyzer(s)      153 155 156 290
Time-of-flight (TOF), analyzer(s), hexapole assembly and      163
Time-of-flight (TOF), analyzer(s), ions required for      159
Time-of-flight (TOF), analyzer(s), mass spectra measured by      171
Time-of-flight (TOF), analyzer(s), microchannel plate combined with      217
Time-of-flight (TOF), analyzer(s), quadrupole analyzer used in conjunction with      169
Time-of-flight (TOF), arrangements, advantages of orthogonal      199
Time-of-flight (TOF), flight tube      197
Time-of-flight (TOF), instrument(s)      157
Time-of-flight (TOF), instrument(s), attainable resolving power of      190
Time-of-flight (TOF), instrument(s), hexapole      164
Time-of-flight (TOF), instrument(s), ion optics of      189
Time-of-flight (TOF), instrument(s), measurement of m/z ratios by      219
Time-of-flight (TOF), instrument(s), microchannel plate on      216
Time-of-flight (TOF), instrument(s), pulsed laser adsorption and      12
Time-of-flight (TOF), ion optics      see “Ion optics orthogonal time-of-flight”
Time-of-flight (TOF), mass spectrometer(s)      191
Time-of-flight (TOF), mass spectrometer(s), collection of ions using      213
Time-of-flight (TOF), mass spectrometer(s), major advantage of      192
Time-of-flight (TOF), optics, essentials of      190
Time-to-digital converter (TDC)      160 201 205 219—224
Timing pulse      222
TN      see “Thermospray nebulizers”
TOF      see “Time-of-flight”
Toluene, EI spectrum of      283
Toluene, separation efficiency for      249
Total ion current (TIC)      84 257 323
Townsend breakdown region      41
Traffic lights      310
Transfer ribonucleic acid (tRNA)      327
Transposition      328
Transputer(s)      see also “Computers and transputers in mass spectrometers”
Transputer(s), architecture      313
Transputer(s), communication links needed between      312
Tree trunk, cross-sectionof      350
Triplet-state molecule      131
Tritium      339
tRNA      see “Transfer ribonucleic acid”
TS      see “Thermospray”
Tunneling microscopes      335
U.S. Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA)      295
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency      295
Ultrasonic nebulizers (USN)      147 148 149
Uranium weapons, depleted      353
V-groove device      146
Vacuum, heating of metal wire in      45
Vacuum, ion traveling in      374
Vacuum, pumps      69 278
Vapor induction systems      102
Vaporization      56 72 105
Vegetation, roadside      351
Vibration, energy, of molecule      7
Vibration, excitation      386
Vibration, force constants      362
Vibration, stretching      363
Visible light      117
Volatile hydrides, borohydride method of forming      100
Volatile hydrides, inlet systems for generation of      99
Volatilization, rapid      279
Voltage, checking      322
Voltage, ion detector      319
Voltage, maladjusted      321
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