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Proper Citation: Bruker Scion TQ GC/MS mass spectrometer (RRID:SCR_018698)
Description: Scion GC triple quad is applied to targeted trace level analysis of metabolites and other small molecules. Electron ionization combines with MS/MS capability for outstanding selectivity. Samples are often derivatized for compatibility with GC/MS.
Synonyms: Bruker Scion TQ GC/MS
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Scion GC triple quad, mass spectrometer, small molecules targeted trace level analysis, instrument, equipment, USEDit
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