Each of our LC-MS courses are supplemented with full colour delegate handbooks as well as tutorial exercises and interactive multi-media from our EARL product range.
Each course may be customised to you specific business and analytical requirements.
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LC-MS for the Chromatographer
This course is designed to cover the basic operating and theoretical principles of gas chromatography using mass selective detection. It will be most useful to those who have a working knowledge of LC-MS but wish to understand the principles that govern the technique.
Chromatographic Considerations
Basic Principles of the Chromatographic Process - Partition Theory
This very popular course covers the principles of how to obtain good spectra – as well as having a host of tutor led exercises for crucial practice of interpretation skills and techniques.
Understanding isotope patterns and relative responses for confirmation of:
Elemental composition and chemical structure
Formation of common adduct ions under different mobile phase conditions
Compound dimerisation, multiply charged ions and the deconvolution process
Precursor ion collisionally induced dissociation (CID) fragmentation including:
Structural elucidation − The alpha-cleavage and inductive-cleavage
Target ion characterisation, peptide sequencing etc.
MS/MS scan function experiments − when to use them and how to interpret the results
Interpretation practice through consultant led tutorial exercises
