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- 5975 inert MSD
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Agilent 5975 inert MSD VOC Analysis Application Note
This document details the development of an eMethod (electronic method) for analyzing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in water. The method utilizes a combination of Agilent Technologies equipment, specifically the 6890N GC and the new 5975 inert MSD, paired with a Teledyne Tekmar Velocity XPT purge & trap system.
The application demonstrates how to use the new Agilent G1701DA software (version 2.0.00) to import and export methods as single packages called eMethods. This allows for easy transfer of GC/MS analysis parameters, including calibration tables and retention time locking files, between different instruments without manual re-entry. This manual is written in Japanese.
Agilent 5975 inert MSD specifications
| Target Compounds | 60 types of VOCs |
|---|---|
| Retention Time Lock Mode | Constant flow mode |
| Purge & Trap System | Teledyne Tekmar Velocity XPT |
Source: Agilent 5975 inert MSD VOC Analysis Application Note
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Questions answered in these manuals
What software version is required for eMethod import?
The new Agilent G1701DA software, version 2.0.00.
What compound is used for Retention Time Locking (RTL)?
Toluene-d8 is used as the RTL compound.
What reagent gases are supported for CI on the 5975 inert MSD?
The instrument supports Methane and Ammonia as reagent gases.
From: Agilent 5975 Inert MSD Chemical Ionization Technical Note
Can PCI and NCI modes be run in a single sequence?
Yes, the instrument allows alternating between positive- or negative-Cl (PCI or NCI) modes within a single sequence.
From: Agilent 5975 Inert MSD Chemical Ionization Technical Note
What is the mass range of the 5975 inert MSD?
The 5975 inert MSD provides an expanded mass range to 1050 u.
From: Agilent 5975 Inert MSD Application Note for PBDE Analysis
What ionization mode is used for the PBDE analysis?
The analysis is performed using Electron impact ionization mode.
From: Agilent 5975 Inert MSD Application Note for PBDE Analysis