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The CHROMacademy Essential Guide to Understanding GC-MS Analysis – Part 1
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Tuesday 16th November 2010, 11:00 EST, 4:00 BST |
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| EVENT OVERVIEW |
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CHROMacademy announces the next in our highly popular series of FREE LIVE TUTORIAL events hosted in conjunction with the CHROMmunity.
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Understanding GC-MS Analysis – Part 1 |
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When to use GC-MS |
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Overview of a typical GC-MS System
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GC-MS Vacuum Systems |
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Interfacing the GC and MS Components |
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Electron Impact Ionisation – Principles |
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Electron Impact Ionisation – Ion Source |
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Introduction to Mass Analysers |
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Quadrupole Mass Analysis Principles |
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Ion Detection Systems |
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Ask questions, share knowledge, join your colleagues in the Big Chromatography Conversations
Who Should Attend:
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- Current or potential users of GC-MS and those wanting to improve their skills and understanding of this technique
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Key Learning
Objectives |
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Understand when to use GCMS analysis and what extra information the technique can provide |
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Appreciate the requirements for interfacing GC and MS systems |
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Understand vacuum systems and the relationship between vacuum and sensitivity of the technique |
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Understand the physic-chemical principles behind electron impact (EI) ionisation |
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Become familiar with the components of a typical EI ion source and discuss options to improve technique sensitivity using ion source settings |
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Explore the components and working principles of quadrupole mass analysers |
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Understand how ions are detected and amplified to produce a signal |
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