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By far the best definition! ASMS definition should be revised. | By far the best definition! [- the IUPAC definition - the] ASMS definition should be revised. | ||
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Marcos N. Eberlin?????????????? | |||
02-26-2004 01:57 PM ET (US) | |||
[re the ASMS poster definition] The term molecular ion should be reserved to ions formed by addition or removal of an electron from the intact, neutral molecule: M+. or M-. | |||
MH+ is the protonated molecule | |||
[M - H]- is the deprotonated molecule. | |||
[M + Na]+ is the Na+ adduct and so on... | |||
Otherwise, it is a chaos since who is going to define the size limits for the "small units" | |||
Otherwise people will continue to use obnoxious terms such as "protonated molecular ion" | |||
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Jean-Fran??????????????ois GAL?????????????? | |||
03-06-2004 10:19 AM ET (US) | |||
I agree with Marcos Eberlin comments. | |||
Revision as of 22:31, 29 August 2004
Marcos N. Eberlin?????????????? 02-26-2004 02:01 PM ET (US)
By far the best definition! [- the IUPAC definition - the] ASMS definition should be revised.
Marcos N. Eberlin?????????????? 02-26-2004 01:57 PM ET (US)
[re the ASMS poster definition] The term molecular ion should be reserved to ions formed by addition or removal of an electron from the intact, neutral molecule: M+. or M-.
MH+ is the protonated molecule [M - H]- is the deprotonated molecule. [M + Na]+ is the Na+ adduct and so on...
Otherwise, it is a chaos since who is going to define the size limits for the "small units" Otherwise people will continue to use obnoxious terms such as "protonated molecular ion"
Jean-Fran??????????????ois GAL?????????????? 03-06-2004 10:19 AM ET (US)
I agree with Marcos Eberlin comments.
