Plz do Asap...!With proper explanation....! Classify each statement regarding a dynamic reaction cell as true or false.TrueFalseuses thermodynamically favorable reactions to reduce isobaricplaced after a collision cell at the entrance of a mass spectrometerinterferences generated in the plasmacontains a reactive gas such as CH4, N,0, or O,generates an analyte adduct via collisions that has a differentmass-to-charge ratio from the interfering ionsseparates and selects ions based on their mass-to-charge ratiosplaced immediately before the detector in an ICP-MS instrument toproton transfer reactions in the cell can reduce interfering plasma speciesremove interfering speciesAnswer BankIncorrect

A dynamic reaction cell is used in mass spectrophotometer. True statements:

True False placed after a collision cell at the entrance of a mass spectrometer uses thermodynamically favorable reactions to reduce isobaric interferences generated in the plasma contains a reactive gas such as CH,. N,O, or O, generates an analyte adduct via collisions that has a different mass-to-charge ratio from the interfering ions separates and selects ions based on their mass-to-charge ratios placed immediately before the detector in an ICP-MS instrument to remove interfering species proton transfer reactions in the cell can reduce interfering plasma species

True False placed after a collision cell at the entrance of a mass spectrometer uses thermodynamically favorable reactions to reduce isobaric interferences generated in the plasma contains a reactive gas such as CH,. N,O, or O, generates an analyte adduct via collisions that has a different mass-to-charge ratio from the interfering ions separates and selects ions based on their mass-to-charge ratios placed immediately before the detector in an ICP-MS instrument to remove interfering species proton transfer reactions in the cell can reduce interfering plasma species

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Publisher:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

Chapter22: An Introduction To Electroanalytical Chemistry

Section: Chapter Questions

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