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FUNDAMENTALS OF GC/MS
INTRODUCTION
This course is intended for the advanced chemist and covers all skills and knowledge for understanding and successfully operating GC/MS system. The course will cover theory and principles of Mass Spectrometry (MS), as well as practical aspects and use maintenance. Although a considerable background of capillary GC is expected, a brush-up of GC will be included, covering principles, instrumentation and particular column requirements.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Chemists who would like to understand and work with GC/MS instruments.
TOPICS COVERED:
•Functionalities of Gas Chromatography •Why MS/MS •The ion source functionalities •Mass analysis with the ion trap •Ion detection methods •Why vacuum in the MS •Tuning and calibration of MS •The language of GC/MS data •GC/MS qualitative analysis •GC/MS quantitative analysis •Advanced ion trap GC/MS analysis techniques •Selective ion storage SIS •Unit selective ion storage SIS •Liquid chemical ionization •Tandem mass spectrometry
PRACTICAL TRAINING & CASE STUDIES: •Auto/manual tuning •Daily checks •Method building •Running test samples for sensitivity and inertness •Use of log file, diagnostics and auto shutdown •System setup for selected analysis •Running a sample and performing a library search •Building and editing a calibration method
PREREQUISITES
Individuals should have a considerable background of: •Fundamentals of GC and Capillary GC •Fundamentals of GC •Advanced Gas Chromatographic Techniques
Fees: USD 3,650 $
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