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Introduction to Mass Spectral Interpretation I

500 (USD)	H5313A	1 Day(s)	Lecture Only
600 (CAD)

Description:

Training Units 5 (US) | 6 (CA) What are Training Units?

This course introduces the most commonly employed tools used in identifying unknown compounds from their mass spectra. Students will reinforce learned interpretation tools by solving a number of problems. The emphasis of this course is primarily calculational and students should bring a calculator as an aid in problem solving.

Outline:

Nomenclature and Definitions

Rings + Double Bonds

Interpretation Procedure

Isotopic Abundances

Logical Neutral Losses

Problems

Prerequisites:

A working knowledge of a modern GC-MS system is assumed. Exposure to sophomore college chemistry is desirable.

Equipment:

Please bring a calculator.

Student Profile:

This course is designed for the student who operates a mass spectrometer in the SCAN mode to obtain qualitative information and who desires an alternative to relying solely on spectral library searching for identifying unknown compounds.

Course Calendar:

AB, Calgary

May 14, 2012 - May 14, 2012

On Demand

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Follow-on Course:

H5319 - Intermediate Mass Spectral Interpretation