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在气体染色学/甲化学电离精确质谱学中将分子离子物种自动分配到元素公式中

Shunyang Wang1,2, Luis Valdiviez2, Honglian Ye2

  • 1Department of Chemistry, University of California, Davis, CA 95616, USA.

Metabolites
|August 25, 2023
PubMed
概括

甲化学电离与GC-QTOF质谱学相结合,有效地识别了未知代谢物的分子公式. 这种方法利用三甲基化衍生物,有助于表征在光谱库中缺少的化合物.

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化学电离化学电离.化合物识别 化合物识别四极飞行时间飞行时间.

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