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|Articles|May 1, 2003
- Spectroscopy-05-01-2003
Identification of Unanticipated Compounds by High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry (PDF)
Author(s)Andrew H. Grange, G. Wayne Sovocool
Often, mass spectra of compounds found in water supplies are not found in mass spectral libraries. Ion composition elucidation (ICE) provides the elemental compositions of the ions observed in their mass spectra. This information is used to identify the compounds.
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