November 2011
Introduction to Quadrupole Mass Analyzers and MS/MS Analysis
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In this session, Dr. Kevin Schug (CHROMacademy LC Department Dean) and Scott Fletcher (Technical Business Development Manager, Crawford Scientific), present a definitive guide to the theory, instrumentation and application of this now common place technique. VIEW ENTIRE TUTORIAL

Key Learning Objectives
Understand what advantages mass analysis offers
Appreciate the specific benefits of quadrupole mass analyzers
Explain the design and orientation of the modern bench-top quadrupole mass analyzer
Understand how voltages and electrostatic fields are used to control stable and collisional trajectories of ions and the resulting equations of motion
Describe the levels of resolution, sensitivity and mass accuracy that one can expect from quadrupole mass analyzers
Discuss how quadrupoles can be operated as RF only ion bridges and other multipole arrangements that can be employed
Appreciate the benefits associated when running quadrupole mass analyzers in tandem (MS/MS) and the necessary design requirements
Describe typical MS/MS experiments and explain their specific operations and benefits

Also Included in This Tutorial
Related Materials from LCGC & CHROMacademy
Mass Spec section, Fundamental LC-MS
Mass Analyzers
Electrospray Ionisation Theory and Instrumentation
Orbitrap Mass Analyzers
Mass Spec section, MS Interpretation
General Interpretation Strategies
Fundamentals of MS Proteomics Research

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