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Ion Signature Technology Offers New, Free Application Note: “Analysis of Pesticides in Lemon Oil Extract Using Deconvolution Software”
The application note describes how a team of analysts from the Chemistry Department at Tufts University, GERSTEL GmbH & Co.KG, and Irish Distillers-Pernod Ricard utilized Ion Signature Quantitative Deconvolution Software to untangle complex spectra and determine the concentration of trace levels of compounds in a considerably shorter period of time than that required for conventional data acquisition.
In one application, the time required to separate a lemon oil sample and determine the concentration of a series of pesticides, internal standards, and surrogates was reduced by approximately 75%.
Download the entire, free, application note from: http://ionsigtech.com/applications/applications_notes.php.
Ion Signature quantitative deconvolution software for gas chromatography/mass spectrometry instruments is the industry’s most powerful MS data analysis software. Ion Signature software provides precise, rapid compound identification and quantification, extracting each compound’s characteristic signature, untangling it from the surrounding sample matrix, and delivering a one-of-a-kind ion "fingerprint."
For contract laboratories, the software eliminates costly re-analysis and cuts data review time by 75%. For R&D and corporate labs, it efficiently and accurately delivers the highest-quality data, lowest method-detection limits, highest repeatability, and fastest time to analysis.
Download a free, fully-working 30-day trial of Ion Signature software from: http://www.ionsigtech.com/products/products_ionsignature_getademo.php.
For more information, go to http://www.ionsigtech.com or call 1-401-767-4360.
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