Separation and analysis of sample components

Details Separation and analysis of sample components Separation and analysis of sample components

2005-06-21

2005-06-21

Berman, Jack I. (Department: 2881)

Radiant energy

Ionic separation or analysis

With sample supply means

C210S198200, C210S296000

Reexamination Certificate

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06909091

ABSTRACT:
The invention describes a new integrated separation and analysis system for analysis and separation of at least one sample component, comprising a mass sensitive detector (1) with ionization source (2), at least one mobile solid phase (3), at least one sample component (4), one transport system (5) where the mobile solid phase and the sample component are transported, and at least one transport fluid (6). The sample component is separated at the interface between the transport and the mass sensitive detector. Also, a method for analysis and separation of sample components is included, utilizing the mentioned integrated separation and analysis system. According to the method, the mobile solid phase and the sample are separated before the mass analyzer, and the sample components are transported towards the mass analyzer.

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