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Understanding Mass Spectra A Basic Approach
Editor: R. M. SMITH, Wisconsin Department of Justice, Madison, USA
Technical Editor: K. L. BUSCH, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
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Drawing upon his many years as a forensic chemist and an instructor of mass spectral interpretation, the author
combines coverage of the principles underlying mass spectral analysis with clear guidelines on how to apply them in
a laboratory setting. Writing from the perspective of a professional analytical chemist, but at a level accessible
to chemistry undergraduates, he approaches the subject within the context of several key unifying concepts from
organic and physical chemistry, including the roles of molecular orbitals in the ionization process and "electron
pushing" for rationalizing reaction mechanisms. Discussions on instrumentation are the result of a collaboration
with Kenneth L. Busch, a recognized expert in mass spectrometry, who served as technical editor for the book. Designed to serve equally well as a professional tutorial and an advanced textbook, Understanding Mass Spectra features:
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