Reactions that can occur include the McLafferty rearrangement and a retro-Diels-Alder reaction, resulting in the formation of characteristic fragments.
Prediction of species that may be observed in this process can be made using a Mathieu stability diagram. Reactions that can occur include the McLafferty rearrangement and a retro-Diels-Alder reaction, resulting in the formation of characteristic fragments. These fragments and the base peak can be analyzed using the rule of thirteen. Orthogonal acceleration and MALDI both produce results that are analyzed by time-of-flight; other components that may be used instead are quadrupole analyzers and electron spray processes. FTP identify this technique that requires the ionization of a species and analysis of the ionized species to determine a ratio of a certain value and charge, and that can detect different elemental isotopes.
Prediction of species that may be observed in this process can be made using a Mathieu stability diagram.
{mass spectrometry} or {MS}