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This note explains the following topics: XRF Processes and Techniques, X Ray Spectroscopy Tools for the Characterization of Nanoparticles, , High Resolution X Ray Spectroscopy with Compound Semiconductor Detectors and Digital Pulse Processing Systems, Analysis of the K Satellite Lines in X-Ray Emission Spectra, Characterization and Analytical Applications of X Rays, Dispersive X Ray Spectroscopy, Quantification in X Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry, Quantification in X Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry, Employing Soft X Rays in Experimental Astrochemistry, Application of Stopped-Flow and Time-Resolved X Ray Absorption Spectroscopy to the Study of Metalloproteins Molecular Mechanisms, Nanoscale Chemical Analysis in Various Interfaces with Energy Dispersive X Ray Spectroscopy and Transmission Electron Microscopy.
Author(s): Shatendra K. Sharma
290Pages
This page covers the following topics related to Mass Spectrometry : Basics of Mass Spectrometry, What is Mass Spectrometry, Basics, Ionization, Mass Analyzers, Detectors, The Vacuum.
Author(s): Scripps Center for Metabolomics
NAPages
This PDF covers the following topics related to Mass Spectrometry : Introduction to Mass Spectrometry, Peptide De Novo Sequencing, Combinatorics of Weighted Strings, Database Searching and Comparing Mass Spectra, Significance: p-values and E-values, Significance: Decoy Databases and False Discovery Rates, Isotope Distributions and Isotope Patterns, Decomposing Isotope Patterns, Fragmentation trees, Searching metabolite structure databases, Glycan De Novo Sequencing, Priors and Machine Learning, The missing chapters, Mathematics and computer science, Conclusion.
Author(s): Sebastian Böcker
253Pages
The major focus of the note is understanding mass spectra, so the majority of the problem sets will involve interpretation of mass spectra of unknowns. Topics covered includes: Interpretation of Electron Impact, Ion sources, Mass Analyzers, MS/MS and fragmentation methods, Mass Spectrometry in the Real World, Protein complexes and ydrogen and Deuterium Exchange, Imaging Mass Spectrometry, 2D FTICR mass spectrometry.
Author(s): Prof. Peter B. OConnor
NAPages
This book serves multiple groups of audiences; professional, graduate students and general readers interested in the use of modern mass spectrometry in solving critical questions of chemical and biological sciences. The areas covered include the analysis of drugs, metabolites, carbohydrates and protein post-translational modifications.
Author(s): Ana Varela Coelho and Catarina de Matos Ferraz Franco
204Pages
This note covers the following topics: Sample Introduction, Ionization Techniques, Electron Ionization, Chemical Ionization, Mass Analyzers, Detectors, Vacuum System, Data System, Interpretation.
Author(s): Scott E. Van Bramer
38Pages
This guide introduces young children to mass spectrometry and give them the opportunity to experience a modern research laboratory. The modules in this note are highly adaptable and can be applied to young children from the age of 6 years to 14 years.
Author(s): American Society for Mass Spectrometry
36Pages
This course note will develop Mass Spectrometry as an analytical tool in chemistry and biochemistry, at an advanced level. Topics covered includes ionization, mass analyzers, ion dissociation, ion mobility, qualitative and quantitative analysis with various applications.
Author(s): Derek J. Wilson
37Pages
This handbook is designed to provide a selection of the most important and frequently used atomic spectroscopic data in an easily accessible format.
Author(s): J. E. Sansonetti and W. C. Martin
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