Soft Ionization Technology 'APGC' Without Helium Gas
Are you having trouble procuring helium gas for GC-MS analysis? Achieve high-sensitivity analysis without being affected by carrier gas.
APGC (Atmospheric Pressure Gas Chromatography) is a soft ionization technology that features excellent ionization efficiency and high sensitivity. It allows for a quick and easy switch of the MS inlet system from LC to GC without releasing the vacuum. Due to the absence of vacuum constraints, a wider range of GC columns and carrier gas flow rates can be utilized, maximizing the functionality of GC. 【Features】 ■ APGC ion source unaffected by carrier gas ■ Avoids sensitivity loss due to fragmentation ■ Operates stably for long periods without ion burn *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Connection to GC is possible for all Waters universal ion source-based systems ■ Soft ionization technology with excellent ionization efficiency and high sensitivity ■ Quick and easy switching of the MS inlet system from LC to GC ■ No vacuum limitations ■ A wider range of GC columns and carrier gas flow rates can be used ■ Maximizes the functionality of GC ■ LC and GC on a single MS platform ■ Extended features ■ Improved flexibility in chromatography ■ Other carrier gases ■ High levels of sensitivity achievable with Xevo TQ-XS *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■Mass Spectrometry *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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