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- 5973 inert MSD
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Agilent Technologies 5973 Inert MSD Product Leaflet
The Agilent 5973 Inert Mass Selective Detector (MSD) features an exclusive inert ionization source made from completely inert materials without any coating. This design prevents degradation over time caused by cleaning operations, ensuring high-quality data even when analyzing active compounds like pesticides and drugs in complex matrices. This manual is written in Italian.
Read onlineAgilent 5973 inert MSD specifications
| Mass range | 33-100 and 12-100 amu |
|---|---|
| Scans rate | 13.1/s and 15.9/s |
| Split ratios | 1:1 up to 50:1 |
| Carrier gas | Helium |
| Constant Flow Mode | 1.9 mL/min |
| Injection source temperature | 150 °C |
| Source temperature | 230°C |
Source: Agilent 5973 Inert MSD Application Note for Low-Level Volatile Sulfur Determination
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Questions answered in these manuals
What is the main advantage of the inert ion source?
It provides excellent sensitivity for active compounds and requires fewer cleaning operations because active compounds have difficulty depositing on its highly inert surface.
Does the system require pre-filters?
No, the true hyperbolic quadrupole eliminates the need to install complex pre-filters.
How long does it take to access the ion source without tools?
Access to the ion source, electron multiplier, and mass analyzer is possible in just 2 minutes without tools.
What is the mass axis stability of the system?
The system provides stable mass axis performance for over 48 hours.
What is the main advantage of the inert source?
It provides exceptional sensitivity for chemically active compounds by eliminating surface reactions.
What is the stated mass axis stability of the MSD 5973 Inert?
The mass axis stability is 0.10 uma over a period of 48 hours.