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Subject: Spare parts available for VG PQ-I model ICP-MS -- From: BILL_T@mindlink.bc.ca (eri)
Subject: Help Needed in measuring helium! -- From: tmagi@onramp.net
Subject: CI Help -- From: "Ladd, IR (Irwin)"
Subject: ZAB E For Sale -- From: dwh@cam.org (David Heywood)
Subject: HP5971MSD for sale -- From: Zora Djuric
Subject: Stategies for solving PDMS samples? -- From: Samsa Lindberg

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Subject: Spare parts available for VG PQ-I model ICP-MS
From: BILL_T@mindlink.bc.ca (eri)
Date: 6 Dec 1996 11:56:05 -0500
We have recently decommissioned a VG Elemental PQ-I ICPMS purchased in
1987.  "Bessie", as we affectionately referred to her, was a real
workhorse that really did the job for us. 
We have some parts left over from her that might be of use to someone
still running one of these models, or indeed later PQ models.  We know
from experience that it can be difficult to obtain these parts (some are
no longer made or supported by the original manufacturer, as in the case
of the Tracor MCA). 
These are:
2 X PQ-I Quad RF generator
2 X PQ-I lense supply
1 X PQ-I Tracor Northern MCA
1 X PQ-I Power controller
1 X PQ-I Quadrupole controller
Contact us if you are interested in any of these
Ray Ford
Elemental Research Inc.
North Vancouver, B.C.
Tel: (604) 986-0445
Fax: (604) 986-0071
Email: eri@mindlink.bc.ca
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Subject: Help Needed in measuring helium!
From: tmagi@onramp.net
Date: 6 Dec 1996 11:56:16 -0500
I need help!!  how many helium molecules are there in one cubic
centimeter at standard pressure (one atmosphere) at 72 deg F.??
Any help or reference would be appreciated!
Thanks ! 
tmagi@onramp.net 
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Subject: CI Help
From: "Ladd, IR (Irwin)"
Date: 6 Dec 1996 11:57:13 -0500
                    CI  Help
     We have an HP5988 Mass Dectector (using an RTE-A data system) that is
used mostly for GC/MS in both EI and CI. 
     Recently we changed the multiplier and cleaned the entrance lens and
quadrapole unit. This markedly improved sensitivity as it should have. 
     However, sensitivity for small GC peaks does not work well in CI. 
Although manual tuning indicates that the source is reasonably clean
(repeller and drawout have maxima), tuning drifts with time. The tune will
shift even during a 45 min run. 
     We are aware that response factors vary greatly with the composition
of the CI gas used. Using methane in the scan mode we can easily detect
the m+1 and m+29 ions of benzophenone at 1ug/ul MeOH level when 1ul of
solution is chromatographed with a DB5 capillary column with a 40/1 split. 
     We would appreciate any suggestions from anyone experienced with the
HP5988 and aware of the subtleties involved with CI.  We would also
consider establishing a consulting arrangement with someone with no
conflict of interest with our business (likely someone from academia). 
               Irwin Ladd
               OSi Specialties Group, A Witco Company
               777 Old Saw Mill River Road
               Tarrytown, New York  10591-6728
               airlnc1@osispec.com
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Subject: ZAB E For Sale
From: dwh@cam.org (David Heywood)
Date: 6 Dec 1996 11:57:22 -0500
Used ZABE for sale, full working order
10,000amu resolution
8kV, EI/CI, FAB
11/73 datasystem
For details please contact Annette Lovett at 
Micromass Canada Inc
Tel 514 694 1200
Fax 514 694 6280
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Subject: HP5971MSD for sale
From: Zora Djuric
Date: 6 Dec 1996 11:55:43 -0500
Are any MS users interested in purchasing a used HP5971A MSD complete with
HP5890 series II GC and HP7673 autosampler?  The system is 6 years old and
in excellent condition.  We routinely can get 5 pg in the SIMS mode. I am
interested in upgrading to the HP5973, so I would like to see of there is
a market for the old one.
Zora Djuric, Ph.D.
Karmanos Cancer Institute
Wayne State University
110 East Warren
Detroit, MI 48201
(313)833-0715 ext.328
FAX (313)831-7518
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Subject: Stategies for solving PDMS samples?
From: Samsa Lindberg
Date: 6 Dec 1996 11:56:36 -0500
Dear Netters:
We have from time to time problems with getting good results from our
Bio-Ion 20 PDMS mass spektrometer.
We use it more or less exclusively for peptide QC. Usually we dissolve
the peptide in 30% acetonitrile and take 20 ul of it and add 4 ul 50%
EtOH with 0.1% TFA. Mostly it works nicely but not allways. If it does
not work we try more or less in tha dark different solvent and I do not
really like this trial and error.
Does anyone out there have a simple strategy how to find solvent that
will give optimal PDMS data?
yours
BOSSE
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