Mickey Laux explains how a quadrupole mass spectrometer works – part 1
Mickey Laux explains how a quadrupole mass spectrometer works – part 1
Last Updated on Tuesday, 8 June 2010 12:33 Written by Administrator Tuesday, 8 June 2010 12:33
(John) Mickey Laux, a chemistry professor at the Orange Coast College, comes to the University of California, Irvine every summer to participate in the AirUCI summer teacher workshop. This vides catches Mickey in the process of explaining how a GCMS (gas chromatography mass spectrometry) instrument works to teachers who did not have any prior experience to this technique.
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waw what a pro!!! thanks a lot! but pls post also for hplc or anything else! where does he teaches????
“Crash and burn, baby!”
hahahahaha
Smart, hot, and funny!
Seriously, thanks, this helps with my PhD work too!
Thanks for posting this. I’m in a graduate level mass spec class at the moment, and this video helped me understand this difficult concept.
He explains it so clearly. Great instructor for real.
Where’s the rest?
Great Great Instructor!