Pierce™ FlexMix™ Calibration Solution for Auto-Ready Mass Spectrometers - FAQs

4 个常见问题解答

In which mass spectrometer instruments can I use the Pierce FlexMix Calibration Solution for Auto-Ready Mass Spectrometers?

Pierce FlexMix Calibration Solution for Auto-Ready Mass Spectrometers is designed to be used in mass spectrometer instruments with autocalibration feature, such as Orbitrap IQ-X Mass Spectrometer using Orbitrap Tribrid Series 3.5 Instrument Control Software (or later).

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Does the Pierce FlexMix Calibration Solution for Auto-Ready Mass Spectrometers need to be diluted?

Pierce FlexMix Calibration Solution for Auto-Ready Mass Spectrometers is a ready to use reagent and there is no need for dilution.

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Is there a specific mode in which Pierce FlexMix Calibration Solution for Auto-Ready Mass Spectrometers needs to be run?

Pierce FlexMix Calibration Solution for Auto-Ready Mass Spectrometers can be run in Positive or Negative mode.

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What is the difference between Pierce FlexMix Calibration Solution and Pierce FlexMix Calibration Solution for Auto-Ready Mass Spectrometers?

Both the Pierce FlexMix Calibration Solution and Pierce FlexMix Calibration Solution for Auto-Ready Mass Spectrometers have the same 16 components and produce the same spectra. However, the Pierce FlexMix Calibration Solution for Auto-Ready Mass Spectrometers has a different storage solution: LC-MS grade acetonitrilie 87% (v/v) and LC-MS grade water 13% (v/v). The FlexMix Calibration for Auto-Ready Mass Spectrometers is designed to be used only in mass spectrometer instruments with autocalibration feature, such as Orbitrap IQ-X Mass Spectrometer using Orbitrap Tribrid Series 3.5 Instrument Control Software (or later).

Find additional tips, troubleshooting help, and resources within our Mass Spectrometry Support Center.