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Introduction to Mass Spectrometry 4th Edn

Instrumentation, Applications and Strategies for Data Interpretation

This seminal introductory reference book on organic and biological mass spectrometry, with over 3,000 literature citations, most of which are from the last few years, will serve as an excellent textbook for a course on mass spectrometry. Rather than reporting empirical specifications, this is the first book in recent years to facilitate an understanding of the operatin principles of instrumentation and techniques including those for emerging technologies like the orbitrap, ETD, ion mobility spectrometry, and new vacuum systems.

This book should be on the bookshelf of every mass Spectrometrist

Completely revised and updated, the text provides an easy-to-read guide to a wide variety of concepts in mass spectrometry. Many of the illustrative 'real life' excamples demonstrate potential qualitative and quantitative applications and limitations of the technology.

Unlike most other mass spectrometry tests, this comprehensive reference covers both classical and modern mass spectrometry with an emphasis on strategies for data interpretation, fundamental operating principles of instrumentation, and representative applications, in many areas of organic, environmental, and biomedical endeavor. The book provides detailed coverage of inlet systems, vacuum systems, detectors, data systems, and specialized techniques such as MS/MS, data-dependent instrument operation, selected ion monitoring, selected reaction monitoring, and automated library searching.

In addition to being an introductory text for all students of mass spectrometry, it is also relevant to anyone working with mass spectrometry in such application areas as pharmaceutical, biological, medical, food and environmental research, as well as analytical service providers and regulatroy agencies.