Advances in Mass Spectrometry

Content: 
Front Matter, Page i
Copyright, Page iv
Twelfth International Mass Spectrometry Conference Amsterdam, 26–30 August, 1991, Page v
J.J. THOMSON AWARDS MADE DURING THE TWELFTH INTERNATIONAL MASS SPECTROMETRY CONFERENCE, Page vii
SPONSORS, Page ix
PREFACE, Page xiii, Piet G. Kistemaker, Nico M.M. Nibbering
WELCOMING ADDRESS BY PROFESSOR N.M.M. NIBBERING CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN, Pages xv-xvi
WELCOMING AND OPENING ADDRESS BY MRS. M.Y. BAAK, ALDERMAN OF THE CITY OF AMSTERDAM, Pages xvii-xviii
OPENING ADDRESS BY PROFESSOR Th.J. DE BOER MEMBER OF THE ROYAL NETHERLANDS ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, Page xix
OPENING ADDRESS BY IR. D. VAN DER MEER MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE KONINKLIJKE/SHELL-LABORATORIUM AMSTERDAM, Pages xx-xxii
Mass spectrometers: instrumentation, Pages 1-36, R.G. Cooks, S.H. Hoke II, K.L. Morand, S.A. Lammert
Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry: technique developments, Pages 37-70, Alan G. Marshall, Lutz Schweikhard
Ion trap mass spectrometry, Pages 71-135, Raymond E. March
Charge-remote fragmentations: method, mechanism and applications, Pages 137-165, Michael L. Gross
Reactions and properties of clusters, Pages 167-189, A.W. Castleman Jr.
Multiphoton and soft X-ray ionization mass spectrometry, Pages 191-220, U. Boesl, J. Grotemeyer, K. Müller-Dethlefs, H.J. Neusser, H.L. Selzle, E.W. Schlag
Neutralization-reionization mass spectrometry, Pages 221-235, Fred W. McLafferty
Recent applications of mass spectrometry in forensic toxicology, Pages 237-263, Rodger L. Foltz
Desorption methods in mass spectrometry, Pages 265-287, Bo.U.R. Sundqvist
Advances in the application of mass spectrometry to studies of drug metabolism, pharmacokinetics and toxicology, Pages 289-314, Thomas A. Baillie
Recent developments in applications of RRKM-QET, Pages 315-337, Chava Lifshitz
The chemistry of gas-phase ions: a theoretical approach, Pages 339-368, Leo Radom
Mass spectrometry and the environmental sciences, Pages 369-380, Ronald A. Hites
The present state and utility of ion thermochemistry, Pages 381-394, John L. Holmes
Gas-phase ion chemistry versus solution chemistry, Pages 395-447, Maurizio Speranza
Continuous-flow fast atom bombardment: recent advances and applications, Pages 449-476, Richard M. Caprioli, Marc J.-F. Suter
New technologies for small sample stable isotope measurement: static vacuum gas source mass spectrometry, laser probes, ion probes and gas chromatography–isotope ratio mass spectrometry, Pages 477-501, C.T. Pillinger
Advances in flowing afterglow and selected-ion flow tube techniques, Pages 503-518, Robert R. Squires
Plasma source mass spectrometry, Pages 519-573, Gary M. Hieftje, Lori A. Norman
Isotope dilution mass spectrometry, Pages 575-592, Klaus G. Heumann
Progress in mass spectrometry of nucleic acid constituents: analysis of xenobiotic modifications and measurements at high mass, Pages 593-615, James A. McCloskey, Pamela F. Crain
Studies of ion structures by photodissociation, Pages 617-633, W.J. van der Hart
“High masses”, Pages 635-659, T. Matsuo, T. Sakurai, H. Ito, Y. Wada
Dynamics of ion/molecule reactions, Pages 661-681, R. Marx
Trends in biochemical and biomedical applications of mass spectrometry, Pages 683-721, Emilio Gelpi
Quantitative biomedical mass spectrometry, Pages 723-737, André P. De Leenheer, Linda M. Thienpont
High temperature studies, Pages 739-754, L.N. Sidorov
Analytical pyrolysis mass spectrometry: new vistas opened by temperature-resolved in-source PYMS, Pages 755-787, Jaap J. Boon
Status of, and developments in, mass spectrometry of peptides and proteins, Pages 789-809, Peter Roepstorff, Wilhelm J. Richter
Chemometrics in mass spectrometry, Pages 811-823, Kurt Varmuza
Unimolecular reaction mechanisms: the role of reactive intermediates, Pages 825-855, Hans-Friedrich Grützmacher
Hyphenated methods in mass spectrometry, Pages 857-873, J. van der Greef, W.M.A. Niessen
Titles and Authors of Presented Posters, Pages 875,877-935
AUTHOR INDEX, Pages 937-951