Integrated services schematic

In 1999, Cook et al. developed the integrated schematic representation of services matrix. Figure 2 displays this integrated services schematic. 

Fig. 7 Schematic of an automated direct probe system for molecular weight determination that features an ion trap MS. Samples are dissolved in a suitable solvent and injected via an automated syringe system onto the DEP wire. The probe is injected into the MS via an automated isolation valve system and the temperature is ramped to the programmed temperature. After sample analysis the probe is removed from the source and heated to a high temperature to clean the DEP wire in preparation for the next sample. This type of integrated, open-access MS-based application provides routine, unattended support for medicinal chemistry needs such as reaction monitoring and the optimization of reaction conditions. (Courtesy of Scientific Instrument Services, Ringoes, NJ.)...

Figure 2. Integrated schematic representation of services (Source Cook etal, 1999)...

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