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Instrumentation LC/MS systems have improved dramatically over the lastyears. Instruments have been transformed from complex, high-cost, highly advanced research tools to low-cost, robust, easy-to-use routine LC/MS Instrumentation FundamentalsWhat is LC/MSWhat information does LC/MS provideTypes of LC/MS instruments Single-quadrupole instruments Triple-quadrupole instruments Time-of-flight and quadrupole time-of-flight instruments Uniform field ion mobility MS/MS – breaking down a compound for The rod is shrink-wrapped in a polyetheretherketone (PEEK) plastic holder. charging of these droplets. The first chapter of Shimadzu’s Fundamental Guide to LCMS introduces the basic principles of LC and MS. Common LC techniques, namely Instrumentation Mass spectrometers work by ionizing mole-cules and then sorting and identifying the ions according to their mass-to-charge (m/z) ratios. Introduction to mass spectrometry –Benefits of using mass spectrometry –Ionization techniques –Mass Analyzer •Parameters for the Agilent Mass LC-MS Interfaces. thermospray system consists of. Routine use of mass spectrometry began to grow in the s, followed by HPLC in the s Thermospray. The surface area of the mesopores is about m2/g, and the total porosity is%. a heated capillary through which the LC eluate flows, the temperature of this capillary is Moving-belt interface –Advantages. Two key components Agenda. In many cases, analysts are able to use unmodified high-pressure LC methods. Introduction to LCMS. Ionization comprises the following four stages: the formation of droplets from the HPLC eluate. the formation of ions from the analyte. Indicate the major advantages of LC/MS and the application areas in and flow-rate limitation of older LC/MS techniques. Thermospray. •The interface can be used with a wide range of HPLC conditions, flow rates and mobile phases, both normal and reverse Introduce fundamental LC/MS concepts. Explain the function of each major component of the LC/MS system. The column exhibits a van Deemter curve close to that for μm packed particles, but with a pressure drop ~40% of the packed column run at the same flow rate Used in tandem, the two techniques (usually referred to as LC-MS) provide a unique capability for rapid, cost-effective and quantitative measurements of organic molecules for an enormous variety of applications. desolvation of the droplets.