
Triple Quadrupole GC-MS System with Preconcentrator
Brand
Agilent
Model
8890-7000E
Place of origin
USA
Location
E3-129A
Main specifications
1.Pressure set value and control accuracy: 0.001 psi;
2.Temperature control range: room temperature - 450°C;
3.Maximum heating rate: 120°C/min. It can be programmed for heating and also for cooling;
4.Injection port temperature: ≤400°C;
5.Mass spectrometry coverage range: 10-1050 m/z;
6.Scanning rate: 20000 u/sec;
7.Sensitivity:
7.1. In EI MRM mode: 100 fg of octafluoronaphthalene (OFN), the signal-to-noise ratio > 15000:1 (272-222)
7.2. In EI full scan mode: 1 pg of octafluoronaphthalene (OFN), the root mean square (RMS) signal-to-noise ratio > 1500:1 (scanning range 50-300 amu)
7.3. IDL index: 10 fg of octafluoronaphthalene (OFN) is injected continuously for 8 times, and the peak area precision at a 99% confidence level is equivalent to an IDL of less than 4.0 fg;
8.MRM scanning rate: 800 MRMs per second;
9.Ion source: Equipped with an EI source, which can be independently temperature-controlled, and the maximum temperature can reach 350°C;
10.Quadrupole mass analyzer: The main quadrupole is a quartz-gold-plated conjugate hyperboloid quadrupole, which can be independently temperature-controlled, and the maximum temperature can reach 200°C;
11.Detector: Triple off-axis electron multiplier detector;
12.Equipped with Entech 7200 preconcentrator;
13.Sampling method: Gas sampling;
Main functions
1.The new Hydro ion source can easily use hydrogen as the carrier gas, improving the chromatographic analysis performance and helping to avoid operational interruptions caused by the shortage of helium.
2.Data acquisition modes (such as data-dependent tMRM, and the simultaneous dMRM and scanning modes) enable targeted screening and reliable quantification of hundreds of analytes in a single run.
3.The MassHunter Optimizer software can easily transfer the GC/MSD method to the GC/TQ, and the retention time locking software can reproducibly transfer the method between gas chromatography systems.