LCMS webinars focusing on LC/QQQ - page 24

This presentation will describe a complete workflow for the analysis of pesticides and mycotoxins using a robust LC/MS/MS methodology to meet California's challenging testing requirements.

Utilizing simple sample preparation techniques for the analysis of phytocannabinoids in complex and dirty matrices, and developing robust RP-UHPLC-QQQ methods.

During the webinar, the challenges of ultra-low-level detection of PFAS will be discussed while demonstrating how the latest innovations at Waters could help you overcome them.

You will learn and experiment from our experts on how to acquire, review and process your data using SCIEX OS software and the SCIEX 7500 system.

New ways to reduce contamination and modify sample preparation by elevating the sensitivity of mass spectrometers to reach low, single digit ppq (pg/L) detection levels for PFAS analysis in drinking water.

Whole blood is a challenging matrix for validated quantitative assays using MRM/MS because of the endogenous levels of the protein.

Triple quadrupole mass spectrometry coupled to GC, LC, and IC addresses this challenge and maximizes coverage, providing the necessary specificity and sensitivity to meet regulatory guidelines.

Join Agilent application scientists and engineers who will be available to provide guidance and expertise for all your hardware, software, and application related questions.

For the first time on a global scale, the complete process of preparation, extraction and analysis of cannabis will be covered in an online seminar series.

The use of GC-MS/MS utilizing APGC has been shown to offer significant improvements in performance over electron ionization (EI) for pesticide residue analysis, in terms of selectivity and specificity.