Two major methods used to ionize the molecules in mass spectrometry are, (1) electrospray and (2) matrix-assisted laser desorption. Which method requires the sample to be injected in the liquid form to create a mist in the spectrometer? Group of answer choices Electrospray Matrix assisted laser desorption both 1 and 2 neither 1 and 2 Start Solving Skip question Exit

Two major methods used to ionize the molecules in mass spectrometry are, (1) electrospray and (2) matrix-assisted laser desorption. Which method requires the sample to be injected in the liquid form to create a mist in the spectrometer? Group of answer choices Electrospray Matrix assisted laser desorption both 1 and 2 neither 1 and 2 Start Solving Skip question Exit

Appl Of Ms Excel In Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter3: Statistical Tests With Excel

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