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Training:
Interpretation of Mass Spectra
What
does it cover
The course is designed to develop the fundamental skills necessary to
understand fragmentation of ions formed by electron ionization (EI) in
GC/MS or by one of the soft ionization techniques employed in LC/MS.
Many of the examples are taken from EI; however, the principles that
are learned are applicable to any ionization technique.
Other
important topics covered are:
- Determination
of elemental composition from accurate mass measurements and the
relative intensity of isotope peaks
- The
use of Library Search Programs and databases of mass spectra with EI
data and data obtained using collisionally activated dissociation
- Discussion
of the different types of m/z analyzers and the different
types of ions encountered in modern mass spectrometry
This
course teaches you the important skills of how to determine the
“quality” of a mass spectrum and how to decide if the
spectrum is worthy of an attempted interpretation. Whatever your
experience level, you will gain valuable knowledge in this course.
This course is offered several times throughout the year as either as a
three-day classroom course or in a unique, interactive, on-line format.
On-line courses are held two times a week over a six-week period. As
with all our courses, this course can be presented in-house and
customized to meet your precise needs.
Instructor: O. David Sparkman
Call (800) 379-5221 today to register
— or e-mail info@lcresources.com.
Schedule
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