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What ionization method will be tried out first when one wants to do LC/MS analysis? Will it based on molecule polarity? Thanks.
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Hi Jan,
I hardly strongly recomend you to see what's on structure: If there is a N in the structure and it's not to big (high molecular weight) I would begin with ESI in positive mode.
But it also depend in the HPLC mobil phase that you are using because some compounds could produce a bad spray with ESI........
More information will be usefull to help you.
Bye....
I hardly strongly recomend you to see what's on structure: If there is a N in the structure and it's not to big (high molecular weight) I would begin with ESI in positive mode.
But it also depend in the HPLC mobil phase that you are using because some compounds could produce a bad spray with ESI........
More information will be usefull to help you.
Bye....
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Hi Jan,
I started by writing a long reply of all the factors that you need to consider but that is not what you asked. So...
Personally I start almost always with ESI except if I see that the molecule seems quite hydrophobic and without any chargable functional groups. If you have a molecule which response is the same with both ionisation techniques then I would go with APCI as it has been proven that you have less ion suppression from matrix interferences...
Kostas
I started by writing a long reply of all the factors that you need to consider but that is not what you asked. So...
Personally I start almost always with ESI except if I see that the molecule seems quite hydrophobic and without any chargable functional groups. If you have a molecule which response is the same with both ionisation techniques then I would go with APCI as it has been proven that you have less ion suppression from matrix interferences...
Kostas
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Ops a big mistake !!
It should said: I strongly recomend you to study the structure to decide the kind of ionization that you are going to use.....
I agree with Kostas reply....
I hardly recomend you to see what's on structure
It should said: I strongly recomend you to study the structure to decide the kind of ionization that you are going to use.....
I agree with Kostas reply....
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