This is a training course on Agilent GC-MS course, which mainly introduces the basic principles of mass spectra performance verification, mass resolution, tuning, molecular ions, basic fragmentation mechanisms, ion stability and abundance, branching versus stability, etc
This document is a training course outline for the Agilent H4065A Advanced Interpretation of Mass Spectra lecture. It extends the skills developed in the H4063A course, focusing on bond cleavages common to specific functional groups and intramolecular rearrangements. The material is structured over three days, including problem sessions throughout the course.
Students must have completed Interpretation of Mass Spectra (H4063A) and have six months of experience interpreting mass spectra or graduate training in organic chemistry.
Participants need at least one year of GC-MS experience.
Students are required to bring a calculator.