Separations combined with mass spectrometry

Article Abstract:

The author reviews the publications on the combination of the separation techniques and mass spectrometry. The topics of interest include the impact of this combination on mass spectrometry and the technical developments in separation and mass spectrometry.

Physiological aspects, Chromatography

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Mass analysis at the advent of the 21st century

Article Abstract:

The authors review the publications on the instrumental methods developed for the mass analysis. The topics of interest include the diversity of instrumentation in the basic research involving mass analysis.

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The fate of the haloacetates in drinking water--chemical kinetics in aqueous solution

Article Abstract:

Research shows that haloacetic acids are 99.99% dissociated to the carboxylate anions in potable waters. The ionic nature of haloacetates renders them relatively low in volatility and difficult to extract.

Health aspects, Drinking water, Contamination, Chemistry, Analytic, Analytical chemistry, Chloroacetic acids

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