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|Articles|May 25, 2010
Fast and reliable Reaction Yield and Compound Purity Assessment in Synthesis Quality Control
It is shown how the amaZon SL, an innovative new ion trap, delivers class-leading analytical performance as a robust all-purpose instrument for a wide variety of chemical, environmental, metabolic or forensic challenges.
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Typical quality control tasks in the synthesis, process development or production of chemical compounds are purity checks, the improvement of reaction yields or the characterization of contaminants and unwanted side products. In this presentation, Applications of Mass Spectrometry to Synthesis Quality Control will be reviewed and detailed.
It is shown how the amaZon SL, an innovative new ion trap, delivers class-leading analytical performance as a robust all-purpose instrument for a wide variety of chemical, environmental, metabolic or forensic challenges.
This event will take place on 29 June at 10:00 am CEST / 09:00 am BST
Speakers:
Dr Arnd Ingendoh
Vice-President European Life Science Sales
Bruker Daltonics Inc.
Dr Andrea Kiehne
Team Leader Ion Trap Applications
Bruker Daltonics Inc.
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