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556 results about "ESI mass spectrometry" patented technology

Mass spectrometry using ESI is called electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI-MS) or, less commonly, electrospray mass spectrometry (ES-MS).

Ion source for a mass spectrometer

ActiveUS20080048107A1Maintain chromatographic resolutionAccurate mass measurementParticle separator tubesMaterial analysis by optical meansESI mass spectrometryChemistry
An ion source able to ionize both liquid and gaseous effluents from interfaced liquid or gaseous separation techniques. The liquid effluents are ionized by electrospray ionization, photoionization or atmospheric pressure chemical ionization and the gaseous effluents from sources such as a gas chromatograph are ionized by a corona or Townsend electrical discharge or photoionization. The source has the ability to ionize compounds from both liquid and gaseous sources, which facilitates ionization of volatile compounds separated by gas chromatography, low volatility compounds separated by liquid chromatography, as well as highly non-volatile compounds infused by electrospray or separated by liquid chromatography or capillary electrophoresis.
Owner:DUPONT US HLDG LLC

Methods and apparatus for self-optimization of electrospray ionization devices

An automated electrospray ionization (ESI) device and related methods to optimize electrospray interface conditions for mass spectrometric analysis. The optimization process can be performed with calibration or optimization solutions that produce expected ESI parameters such as an ESI signal or an ion current. The ESI device may include an input/output (I/O) controller that is coupled to an electrospray assembly including an XYZ stage for positioning an electrospray emitter relative to a mass spectrometer orifice. The I/O controller may be connected to a power supply for applying an adjustable electrospray ionization voltage, and an adjustable flow regulator that alters the flow of solution by modifying applied voltage and/or pressure. A central processing unit instructs the I/O controller to control selectively the electrospray assembly based on the resultant signals from the mass spectrometer or the ion currents within the mass spectrometer in accordance with a predetermined optimization algorithm. The resulting ESI signal or ion currents are monitored and provide feedback to the I/O controller which can automatically instruct selected system components to make adjustments as needed to attain optimal settings that produce expected ESI signals or ion currents in the mass spectrometer for selected solutions.
Owner:NORVIEL VERN

Microfluidic devices and methods with integrated electrical contact

Microfluidic devices provide substances to a mass spectrometer. The microfluidic devices include a substrate having at least one microchannel, a cover arranged on a surface of the microchannel, and at least one electrical potential source. Some embodiments include a microchannel widened at an outlet. Other embodiments position the electrical potential source along a surface of the cover. Still other embodiments include a well in which an electrode and a membrane are disposed. The various embodiments provide stable electrospray ionization of substances from a microfluidic device to a mass spectrometer.
Owner:NORVIEL VERN

Atmospheric pressure ion source performance enhancement

Electrospray ionization sources interfaced to mass spectrometers have become widely used tools in analytical applications. Processes occurring in Electrospray (ES) ionization generally include the addition or removal of a charged species such as H+ or other cation to effect ionization of a sample species. Electrospray includes ionization processes that occur in the liquid and gas phase and in both phases ionization processes require a source or sink for such charged species. Electrolyte species, that aid in oxidation or reduction reactions occurring in Electrospray ionization, are added to sample solutions in many analytical applications to increase the ion signal amplitude generated in Electrospray and detected by a mass spectrometer (MS) Electrolyte species that may be required to enhance an upstream sample preparation or separation process may be less compatible with the downstream ES processes and cause reduction in MS signal New Electrolytes have been found that increase positive and negative polarity analyte ion signal measured in ESMS analysis when compared with analyte ESMS signal achieved using more conventional electrolytes The new electrolyte species increase ES MS signal when added directly to a sample solution or when added to a second solution flow in an Electrospray membrane probe. It has also been found that running the ES membrane probe with specific Electrolytes in the second solution of the ES membrane probe have been found to enhance ESMS signal compared to using the same electrolytes directly in the sample solution being Electrosprayed The new electrolytes can be added to a reagent ion source configured in a combination Atmospheric pressure ion source to improve ionization efficiency.
Owner:WHITEHOUSE CRAIG M +2

Screening method for 43 artificial synthetic pigments in aquatic product

ActiveCN104749307AOptimizing Ion Source ParametersOptimizing MS voltageComponent separationChromatographic separationScreening method
The invention relates to a screening method for 43 artificial synthetic pigments in an aquatic product. The method comprises the following steps: screening by virtue of quadrupole tandem time-of-flight mass spectrometry of liquid chromatogram; calling an established mass spectrometry screening database to automatically scan and retrieve in a molecular matching mode; through a C18 analytic column, carrying out gradient elution by taking an acetonitrile solution containing 0.1% of formic acid in a 5mmol/L ammonium acetate aqueous solution as a moving phase, wherein the flow rate is 0.3ml/minute; and detecting under a negative ion mode by using an electrospray ionization source, extracting a suspicious sample, purifying the sample by virtue of a matrix dispersion method, carrying out liquid chromatographic separation, quantitatively determining by virtue of an external standard method, and verifying. The screening method has the advantages that the detection method is simple and quick to operate and high in sensitivity. By adopting the matrix dispersion method to purify the sample, the interference of matrix components is effectively reduced. Misjudgment events such as false positive events are greatly reduced by virtue of the qualitative function of the quadrupole tandem time-of-flight mass spectrometry, so that the monitoring ability of the detection mechanism on the risk of the aquatic product is extremely enhanced.
Owner:ZHOUSHAN INST FOR FOOD & DRUG CONTROL +1

Method for analysis of the chemical composition of the heavy fraction of petroleum

The chemical composition of petroleum samples is measured using orbitrap mass spectrometry with electrospray ionization (ESI). The orbitrap measurement is used in a screening to determine if one or more higher resolution (but more expensive) compositional analyses are justified.
Owner:SCHLUMBERGER TECH CORP
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