Agilent H5319A Introduction to Mass Spectral Interpretation II Training Course Description

This course introduces two common decomposition mechanisms to help identify unknown compounds from mass spectra. These two mechanisms are alpha cleavage and inductive cleavage.


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English
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04 July, 2012
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30 September, 2023
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About this manual

This document describes the 'Introduction to Mass Spectral Interpretation II' (H5319A), a one-day lecture-only training course offered by Agilent Chemical Analysis Training Courses. The course aims to provide an understanding of fundamental fragmentation mechanisms to assist in identifying unknown compounds from mass spectra.

What's inside

  • Description
  • Course Outline
  • Prerequisites
  • Student Profile

Frequently asked questions

What is the prerequisite for this course?

Students should have completed 'Introduction to Mass Spectral Interpretation I (H5319A)' or equivalent.

What materials should students bring?

Students are advised to bring a calculator to aid in problem solving.

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