UPLC system : QSight LX50 (Perkin)
MS-MS detector : QSight Triple Quadrupole (Perkin)
Ionization modes : negative and positive ESI; APCI negative and positive
Injector : 100 places thermostatically controlled autosampler
Columns : UPLC Brownlee Hres C18 (100mm x 21mm; 1.9µm)
& Hypercarb (100mm x 3mm; 5µm) & Quasar (100mm x 2.1mm; 2.6µm)
Mass range : 50 - 1,500 m / z
Mass accuracy : ≤ 0.1 g / mol
Detection limit : About ppt
The injection in liquid chromatography will allow the molecules to be separated before their detection by the Mass spectrometer (MS). The area of the chromatographic peaks for each compound will be proportional to its content in the sample analyzed.
The Triple Quadrupole allows a quantitative analysis of all organic and semi-volatile compounds. It offers the possibility of fragmenting molecules and therefore different specific and complementary analytical modes:
Disadvantages
No qualitative screening possible with a triple quadrupole, only analysis of "target" compounds.
Only molecules with heteroatoms are detectable (compounds of the family of simple aliphatics and aromatics are not detected)
Our analytical resources