Mass Spectrometry Bulletin

J. Proton Affinity Retrieval Prograno. With the current high level of interest in chemical ionization mass spectrometry, there is a need for a reliable file of gas phase proton affinities. No data base of this sort has previously been assembled and for these reasons, the task of gathering and evaluating all published gas phase proton affinities has been undertaken by Rosenstock and co-workers at NBS. This file [28], which has about 400 critically evaluated gas phase proton affinities drawn from the open literature, and can be searched on the basis of compound type or the proton affinity value. It will be appended to the MSSS and the bibliographic component will be merged with the Mass Spectrometry Bulletin Search System. 

Mass Spectrometry Bulletin, Spectrometry Data Centro, AWRE, Aldermaston, Reading, RG7 4PR, U.K. 

Mass Spectrometry Bulletin. Aldermaston, England, 1966 to date. 

Mass Spectrometry Bulletin (Royal Society of Chemistry) contains a comprehensive list of references with abstracts that are relevant to mass spectrometry and related ion processes. Published monthly. Available as a printed publication only. 

Mass Spectrometry Bulletin (http //www.rsc.org/is/database/msbhome.htm) This is a current awareness bulletin providing information on mass spectrometry and related ion processes. The bulletin is sub-divided as follows instrument design and techniques isotopic analysis, precision mass measurement, isotope separation, age determination, etc. chemical analysis organic chemistry atomic and molecular processes surface phenomena and solid-state studies and thermodynamics and reaction kinetics. The database... 

Text extracts from the following databases Analytical Abstracts, Chemical Business NewsBase, Chemical Safety NewsBase, Mass Spectrometry Bulletin, Chemical Safety Data Sheets and Chromatography Abstracts in Chapter 36, Internet resources for chemistry , reproduced by kind permission of The Royal Society of Chemistry. 

Two useful bibliographies are published on a regular basis. The Mass Spectrometry Bulletin, published monthly, commenced in 1966, whereas the AMPIC bibliography, published semiannually, commenced in 1963. 

Mass Spectrometry Bulletin, Mass Spectrometry Data Center, AWRE, Aldermaston, Berks, England, Vols. 1-5 (1966-71). 

Liu,X.D.,Verlinden, J.,Adams,F. (1986) Analysis of high-purity indium by spark source mass spectrometry. Bulletin Des Societes Chimiques Beiges, 95,309-318. 

The interpretation of mass spectra is based on the chemistry of gaseous ions these can now be formed by a wide variety of methods, and can be mass-analyzed and detected with a wide variety of instrumentation. Of necessity this book gives a limited discussion of these complete details are available in the excellent books listed at the end of this chapter. Compilations of references to the mass-spectrometry literature are also available from Chemical Abstracts and The Mass Spectrometry Bulletin of the Royal Society of Chemistry. 

Mills J.S., White R., Organic mass spectrometry of art materials work in progress, National Gallery Technical Bulletin, 1982, 6, 3 18. 

These include the bibliographic file associated with the data in reference 4 and the Mass Spectrometry Literature Bulletin, published by the Mass Spectrometry Data Centre, Aldermaston, England. 

Nedea, M.E., Morin, EG., and Marchessault, R.H., Microstructure of bacterial poly(/l-hydroxybut5n ate-co-j8-hydrox5rvalerate) by FAB mass-spectrometry. Polymer Bulletin, 26, 549, 1991. 

Jung, M., Kim, B., Boo, D.W., and So, H.-Y., 2007. Development of isotope dilution-liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry as a candidate reference method for the determination of folic acid in infant milk formula. Bulletin of the Korean Chemical Society. 2007 745-750. 

Zimmermann J. L. and Poty B. (1970) Etude par spectrometrie de masse de la composition des fluids dans les cavites alpines du massif du Mont Blanc. Bulletin suisse de Mineralogie et Petrographie 50, 99-108. 

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