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Agilent 5975C Series MSD Guidance in Implementing High Ion Source Temperatures
This technical overview discusses the implementation of high ion source temperatures for the Agilent 5975C Series Mass Selective Detectors (MSDs). While the default operating temperature is 230 °C, the 5975C ion source is fully configured for use up to 350 °C with the proper source configuration and ChemStation G1701EA software. The document outlines the advantages and disadvantages of higher temperatures, noting that while it can enhance signal for certain compounds like polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons, it reduces source lifetime and requires strict leak prevention.
Read onlineAgilent 5975C Series specifications
| Mass Range | up to 1050 amu |
|---|---|
| Ion Source Temperature | programmable up to 350°C |
| Quadrupole Material | proprietary gold-coated quartz |
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What is the mass range of the Agilent 5975C?
The system offers a mass range up to 1050 amu.
Can the ion source temperature be adjusted?
Yes, the inert solid ion source is programmable up to 350°C.
What is the mass range of the Agilent 5975C?
The system provides a mass range up to 1050 u.
What is the maximum temperature of the ion source?
The inert ion source is programmable up to 350 °C.
What is the maximum mass range of the Agilent 5975C GC/MSD?
The system covers all applications with a mass range up to 1050u.
What is the maximum temperature of the inert ion source?
The uncoated inert ion source can be programmed up to 350 °C.