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The technique of mass spectrometry CANNOT Be used in the analysis of very large molecules like...

The technique of mass spectrometry CANNOT

  1. Be used in the analysis of very large molecules like proteins

  2. Differentiate the different isotopes of the elements in a sample

  3. Differentiate enantiomers

  4. Be used in conjunction with an HPLC

  5. Be used for elemental analysis of a sample


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