1969
DOI: 10.1002/jps.2600580635
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The (M-43)+ Ion in the Mass Spectra of Some Medicinal Barbiturates

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“…In analyses by mass spectrometry (MS), sample extracts or the pure compounds can be introduced directly, thus avoiding derivatization and other problems associated with GC columns and detectors. Different ionization sources have been employed: El (38,39), Cl (40,41), FI (42), FD (42), and API (43). The El mass spectra of barbiturates do not always show molecular ions but the Cl spectra show the presence of protonated molecular ions from which the molecular weight can be determined.…”
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“…In analyses by mass spectrometry (MS), sample extracts or the pure compounds can be introduced directly, thus avoiding derivatization and other problems associated with GC columns and detectors. Different ionization sources have been employed: El (38,39), Cl (40,41), FI (42), FD (42), and API (43). The El mass spectra of barbiturates do not always show molecular ions but the Cl spectra show the presence of protonated molecular ions from which the molecular weight can be determined.…”
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