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Fractionation When Using Direct Insertion Probes

4 Fractionation When Using Direct insertion Probes [Pg.233]

Using RICs, the ions belonging to the same component can readily be identified from their parallel dependence in time (Fig. 5.10). The increase of the signal at m/z 194 in the chromatogram during late scans results from the presence of a minor signal at m/z 194 in the mass spectrum of the target compound. (More examples for the use of RICs are presented in Chap. 14.) [Pg.234]


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