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|a Watson, J. Throck,
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|a Introduction to mass spectrometry :
|b instrumentation, applications, and strategies for data interpretation
|c J. Throck Watson,... O. David Sparkman,...
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|a Hoboken (N.J.) :
|b J. Wiley & sons.
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|a 1 vol. (XXIV-818 p.) :
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|a Autres tirages : 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
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|a Notes bibliogr. Index
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|a Chapter 1: Introduction. -- I. What is Mass Spectrometry. -- II. History. -- III. Applications. -- IV. The Data of Mass Spectrometry and Its Presentation. -- V. Definition of Terms. -- Chapter 2: The Mass Spectrometer. -- I. Introduction. -- II. Ion Guides. -- III. Types of m/z Analyzers. -- IV. Calibration of the m/z Scale. -- V. Ion Detection. -- VI. Vacuum Systems. -- Chapter 3: Mass Spectrometry/Mass Spectrometry. -- I. Introduction. -- II. Ion Dissociation. -- III. Instrumentation for MS/MS. -- IV. Specialized Techniques and Applications. -- V. Identification of Unknowns from CAD Data. -- Chapter 4: Inlet Systems. -- I. Introduction. -- II. Batch Inlets. -- III. Continuous Inlets. -- IV. Ionization Inlet Systems. -- V.Speciality Interfaces. -- Chapter 5: Strategies for Data Interpretation (Other than Fragmentation). -- I. Introduction. -- II. Some Important Definitions. -- III. The Possible Information That Can be Obtained from the Mass Spectrum. -- IV. Elemental Composition of an Ion and the Ratios of Its Isotope Peaks. -- V. Identifying the Molecular Mass of an Analyte. -- VI. Recognition of Spurious Peaks in the Mass Spectrum. -- VII. Obtaining Structural Information from Mass Spectra. -- Chapter 6: Electron Ionization. -- I. Introduction. -- II. Ionization Process. -- III. Strategy for Data Interpretation. -- IV. Types of Fragmentation Pathways. -- V. Representative Fragmentations (Spectra) of Classes of Compound. -- VI. Library SearchVII. Summary of Interpretation of EI Mass Spectra. -- Chapter 7: Chemical Ionization. -- I. Introduction. -- II. Description of the Chemical Ionization Source. -- III. Production of Reagent Ions from Various Reagent Gases. -- IV. Positive-Ion Formation Under CI. -- V. Negative-Ion Formation under CI. -- VI. Data Interpretation and Systematic Studies of CI. -- VII. Ionization by Charge Exchange. -- VIII. Atmospheric Pressure Chemical Ionization -- IX. Desorption Chemical Ionization . -- X. General Applications. -- Chapter 8: Electrospray Ionization. -- I. Introduction. -- II. Operating Principles. -- III. Appearance of ESI Mass Spectra and Data Interpretation. -- IV. ESI with High Mass Resolving Power. -- V. Implementations of Electrospray. -- VI. Effect of Composition and Flowrate of Analyte Solution. -- VII. Special Applications. -- VIII. General Applications. -- Chapter 9: MALDI. -- I. Historical Perspective and Introduction. -- II. Operating Principles. -- III. Sample Handling. -- IV. Special Instrumental Techniques. -- V. Representative Applications. -- Chapter 10: GC/MS. -- I. Introduction to GC. -- II. Sample Handling. -- III. Instrument Requirements for GC/MS. -- IV. Operational Considerations. -- V. Sources of Error. -- VI. Representative Applications of GC/MS. -- Chapter 11: Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry. -- I. Introduction. -- II. Historical Milestones in the Development of the Interface. -- III. Currently Viable Versions of the Interface. -- IV. Operational Considerations (Special Operation of LC under MS Conditions). -- V. Applications. -- Chapter 12: Analysis of Proteins and other Biopolymers. -- I. Proteins. -- II. Oligonucleotides. -- III. Carbohydrates.
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|x Analyse
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|a Spectroscopie de masse
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|a Chromatographie en phase gazeuse
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|a Sparkman, Orrin David,
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|t Introduction to mass spectrometry
|o instrumentation, applications, and strategies for data interpretation
|f J. Throck Watson,... O. David Sparkman,...
|c Hoboken (N.J.)
|n Wiley Online Library
|d 2008, cop. 2007
|z 978-0-4705-1689-8
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|c 0/Orléans/
|c 1/Orléans/BU Sciences, Technologies, STAPS/
|z Orléans, BU Sciences, Technologies, STAPS, 543.087 WAT
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