Advantages of Orthogonal Nebulizer Orientation in Electrospray for Quadrupole and Ion Trap Mass Spectrometers Technical

This document introduces the Gain Normalization function implemented in the ChemStation G1701EA (E.02.xx) software. It includes new Gain selection items and expanded Gain Normalization to chemical ionization modes. The advantages of Gain Normalization are described, and how to specify Gain settings in methods are introduced.


Advantages of Orthogonal Nebulizer Orientation in Electrospray for Quadrupole and Ion Trap Mass Spectrometers Technical  - cover page
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About this manual

This document is a technical note titled "Advantages of Orthogonal Nebulizer Orientation in Electrospray for Quadrupole and Ion Trap Mass Spectrometers" authored by Dr. Robert D. Voyksner of LCMS Limited. It was published by Agilent Technologies in March 2001.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Experimental Setup
  • Ruggedness Study Results
  • Ion Trap Analysis Comparison
  • Precision and Sensitivity Data

Frequently asked questions

How does orthogonal nebulization affect the contamination of the sampling orifice and ion optics?

Off-axis (orthogonal) nebulization reduces the contamination of the sampling orifice and ion optics compared to conventional on-axis nebulization.

What is the average standard deviation for the analysis of 800 hydrolysis samples over 15 days?

The average standard deviation was found to be only 2.6%.

What is the measured peak area variance for off-axis nebulization over 60 plasma extracts?

The off-axis results show less than 10% variance in measured peak area over the 60 samples.

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