This chapter considers the important technique of mass spectroscopy from the viewpoint of the analytical scientist rather than that of the interpretative spectroscopist. Topics covered include fundamentals of MS, ionisation modes, brief descriptions of instrumentation and the use of MS as a detector in other analytical technologies –hyphenated techniques.

Last modified

• 10/19/2024

Creator

• Woodget, Brian

Contributors

• Woodget, Brian

Contributor type

• Author

Subject

• SFSOER
• CPD training resource
• Chemistry, Analytic
• UKOER
• Electron impact and chemical ionisation mass spectroscopy
• Metadata
• Quadrupole
• Principles of mass spectroscopy
• GC-MS
• ICPMS
• Analytical science
• LC-MS
• Open educational resources
• OER
• Measurement science
• Time-of-flight and ion trap mass analysers

Publisher

• The University of Hull

Identifier

• hull:2481

Related item publisher

• The University of Hull

Resource type general

• Learning materials