FTP, name this analytic technique whose "base peak" represents the most abundant fragment size, a technique that breaks up molecules into little chunks and forms a spectrum of their sizes.
One class of instruments used in this field is sometimes used in a BEB combination and may be arranged in geometries like Hinterberg-Konig and Mattauch-Herzog. Those "sector instruments" complement other methods, of this, such as a method employing Bradbury-Neilson shutters, the so-called time-of- flight method, which is often paired with soft techniques best for large biomolecules like MALDI and electrospray ionization. This technique attains energies that may result in the McLafferty rearrangement, and that time-of- flight method sees particles accelerated by an electric field of known strength, which has predictable results because this technique is meant to separate particles by the ratio of a certain property and charge. FTP, name this analytic technique whose "base peak" represents the most abundant fragment size, a technique that breaks up molecules into little chunks and forms a spectrum of their sizes.
One class of instruments used in this field is sometimes used in a BEB combination and may be arranged in geometries like Hinterberg-Konig and Mattauch-Herzog.
{mass spectrometry} [or {MS}; or {mass spectroscopy}]