Article | REF: P1490 V1

Coupling chromatography with mass spectrometry - Part 1

Author: Patrick ARPINO

Publication date: September 10, 2007 | Lire en français

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    7. Ion detectors

    In principle, this essential mass spectrometer device (see § 1.5.1 ), located at the end of the chain, after the MS analyzer, and therefore far from the separative part of the GC-MS or LC-MS coupling, should not be affected by the choice of separative method. In practice, certain features of the coupled separative method favor the use of special MS detectors.

    The FT/MS detector is in a class of its own: it uses the effects of charge induction in a conductor, and has the special feature of not destroying the ions it detects

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