Fundamentals of LC/MS/MS

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Fundamentals of LC/MS/MS

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This introductory course provides information on LC/MS/MS, including the basics of liquid chromatography, interface methods between LC and MS/MS, and primary MS/MS technologies currently available. This course includes a review of triple quad and other combinations, such as quad-trap and quad TOF.

Course Type: On-Demand Presentation

Length: Approximately 60 minutes

Performance Requirement: Interactive questions will be included in the material to ensure participants understand the material. Documentation will be provided for attendance.

Course Accreditation: Certificate of Attendance

 

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