1984
DOI: 10.1002/oms.1210190202
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Graphical aids and scanning modes for tandem mass spectrometry

Abstract: In tandem mass spectrometry, where typically one analyser is used to study the reactions of ions selected by another andyser from a mixture teaving the ion source, the output contains an additional dimension of information compared to that from conventional mass spectrometry. me increase in dimensionality tends to make the results less easy to assimilate and interpret, but the diflticulties may be overcome in large measure by presenting the results in an appropriate graphical form. This review deals with the u… Show more

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“…Software was written to present the data in a graphical form with perspective viewing capability. The multidimensionality of the data require its presentation on a two-dimensional x,y plane with intensity projecting into the z direction (28).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Software was written to present the data in a graphical form with perspective viewing capability. The multidimensionality of the data require its presentation on a two-dimensional x,y plane with intensity projecting into the z direction (28).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But Mike and Colin had a different trick up their sleeve in Canberra that achieved much the same purpose. Their approach (Macdonald & Lacey, ) was an ingenious method of exhibiting a contour plot of ion current profiles as a function of just two well‐chosen functions of the three experimentally controlled parameters V a , V e , and B . This graphical approach was superior to the algebraic method with respect to characterizing the origins of artifact peaks that plagued some of the linked‐scan methods, first investigated by Bruins, Jennings, and Evans ().…”
Section: My Gateway To Mass Spectrometry: the Swansea Connectionmentioning
confidence: 99%