GC×GC-TOFMS LECO Pegasus IVD
Location: |
Infochemicals (Dr. Irena Valterová) |
Responsible persons: |
Dr. Pavlína Kyjaková (phone 220 183 442) |
Two dimensional capillary GC system, combined with the ultra-fast TOF-MS, changed our possibilities in analyses of complex samples of volatile compounds.
No longer limited to two analytical dimensions, the Pegasus 4D GC×GC-TOFMS system provides us with four dimensions of analytical resolution for
significantly more complete complex sample analysis. With Pegasus we are able to detect hundreds-to-thousands more volatile organic compounds than with
previously used conventional one dimensional GC-MS. Separations, which previously resulted in dozens or hundreds of peaks, now yield thousands of individual
components from complex mixtures. Other unique processing capabilities (such as sample comparisons) allow for automated mining of complex GC×GC data to
extract previously unidentifiable similarities and differences.
Waters GCT Premier
Location: |
Department of Mass Spectrometry |
Responsible person: |
Anna Březinová (phone 220 183 481) |
Waters GCT Premier is a benchtop orthogonal acceleration time-of-flight (OA-TOF) mass spectrometer delivers high sensitivity, resolution,
and exact mass measurements for GC/MS applications. In our installation it is connected with the latest model of Agilent gas chromatograph - Agilent 7890A GC System.
GCT Premier and its fast data acquisition rates and automated workflow features match the requirements for MS detection when coupled to high-resolution capillary GC.
Thanks to the exact mass measurement this system serves especially in the infochemical identification tasks.
Varian Saturn 2000R
Location: |
Infochemicals (Dr. Irena Valterová) |
Responsible persons: |
Dr. Pavlína Kyjaková (phone 220 183 442) |
Varian Saturn 2000R is GC-MS system with ion-trap MS detector. There are several unique features, which makes the Saturn attractive tool
in volatile infochemicals analyses. Ion trap is exceptional in that it can offer internal ionization, Chemical Ionization (CI), and MS/MS in a a small benchtop GC-MS system.
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