Question 20 Which of the following applies to Mass Spectrometry? Can be performed at atmospheric pressure with a steady stream of air flowing through the instrument. The instrument is tightly sealed and a vacuum created inside to measure only the analyte and no other contaminants. Has one method of operation with limited versatility. Particles can be ionized in a variety of manners depending on the specifics of the analytical method Fragmentation is common for some ionization methods, and yet can be avoided using other ionization methods.

Question 20 Which of the following applies to Mass Spectrometry? Can be performed at atmospheric pressure with a steady stream of air flowing through the instrument. The instrument is tightly sealed and a vacuum created inside to measure only the analyte and no other contaminants. Has one method of operation with limited versatility. Particles can be ionized in a variety of manners depending on the specifics of the analytical method Fragmentation is common for some ionization methods, and yet can be avoided using other ionization methods.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter10: Atomic Emission Spectrometry

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