What resolution is needed to separate ions with m/z values of 653.124 and 653.211? Note: Use...
What resolution is needed to separate ions with m/z values of
653.124 and 653.211?
Note: Use the mean m/z value for this calculation.
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Homework Answers
Mean m/z = ( 653.124+653.211) /2 = 653.1675
delta m = difference between peaks = 653.211-653.124 = 0.087
Resolution = m /delta m = ( 653.1675) / ( 0.087) = 7507.6724
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What resolution is needed to separate ions with m/z values of
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