Mass Spectrometry MS

An education video on Mass Spectrometry using a magnetic sector instrument from the Royal Society of Chemistry. From the Modern Instrumental Techniques for schools and colleges DVD. For more information on the Chemistry for our Future programme please visit http://www.rsc.org/CFOF (C) Royal Society of Chemistry

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[wwwRSCorg]

Thank you for you comment on subtitles. We will take this on board and endeavour to add them where possible.

[SarettoRain]

Can re-pubblic this video with italian subtitles?

[wwwRSCorg]

@SarettoRain

Unfortunately we do not have the reosurce to do this.

[SarettoRain]

@wwwRSCorg I have resource to do this if you allow me pubblic this video on my channel with subtitles write by me. Is it possible?

[wwwRSCorg]

@SarettoRain I will have to discuss this with my colleagues. I will respond to you as soon as possible. Can you let me know how you will be using this video?

[PSPhacking2009]

@krazzyrkb yes

[punit0031]

Very informative

[krazzyrkb]

This is for A-LEVEL students in it ??

[indianaintasian]

Thanks so much! Helped me a lot. Currently going to learn Mass spectometry so this was a great intro to my studies. Thanks :)

[Gahsu]

So, functionally, what is the difference between using electric and magnetic fields to deflect the ions? Probably not going to be in my exam, but I'm very curious about a lot of things.

[talhahafeez1001]

thnks dudes

[Inspirestory]

Good video, very helpful in my study.

[nitiratnon]

VG EBE, have seen once in Bielefeld Germany

[sillysully93]

Life saver, cheers buddy!

[HelloMissBone]

This is great! I have an exam on modern analytical techniques for organic molecules today. These vidoes are a lifesaver; I can actually understand how these machines work.