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Old 08-02-2007, 06:23 AM
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Can I use HPLC and MS separately? Why LC and MS have to be connected though?
Thank you very much everyone
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Can I use HPLC and MS separately? Why LC and MS have to be connected though?
Thank you very much everyone
You can use it seperately of course. But the reason it's coupled is only the automation. Now you can separate online with the MS.
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I think you can. But have to do some configuration on the computer. What HPLC system and MS system/model do you use?
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Default Re: Lc Ms/ms

sure you can? but do you have other detector to perform detection job?
or else how are you going to so determination/ sepration?
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I'm very certain that the LC system and MS detector can be separated either when you purchase them or use them. For example, I'm using Thermo Finnigan TSQ quantum API MS/MS, the LC system was from the same company, Surveyor, recently we sent it for the repair of the autosampler and we have been using the other LC pump and injector for LC separation.
Also some time if I only want to examine the protein profile of my samples, I bypass the sample from ESI-MS/MS detection, for I don't want the complicated or say, ''dirty'' raw sample to go into the ESI ion source, I use the UV detector coupled to the LC system. Of course this sample can still go to ESI-MS/MS detection after the UV detector if you want.
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