2.2 The Mass Spectrometer

The Mass Spectrometer. How it works, and a couple simple related exercisese.

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Hi. 9 years later

[@OlgaStathis]

FINALLY someone who explained it simply, thank you!

[@rocklobster1976]

wow. now I understand how to build a mass spectrometer.
(and I feel like keanu Reeves narrated it for me)
well done.
I see everyone else here appreciates your method of explication. I think you really got something going here neo.

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Great way of explaining something so complicated in an easy way. Thanks for the Vid!

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those two examples are so easily explained,thanks a million bro

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Great work! With your explanation it seems so simple!
Thanks :)

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Thanks for this great video! I'm in IB chemistry and this really helped further my understanding!

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9 years later and I am still watching this. Legendary.

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thank you for elaborating on its applications

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Legend
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[@Bloxer]

Okay now we can build a mass spectrometer at home and cause a Resonance Cascade lol.

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[@tophat2115]

If you had a compound, like a drop of blood and you turned it to vapor, you could determine the elements and their proportions in that volume? Is that so?

[@brittanys505]

What if our y-axis uses particle count not percentages? I'm guessing that I would replace 100 by the highest value in my sample, not sure if that's correct. I need this for my homework!

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So do the 85 and 87 isotopes of the rubidium sample exist in the same sample simultaneously?

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it is understandable

[@persiangulfcat]

Hi, I understand that the true (non-relative) masses of atoms are calculated with a mass spectrometer. using this relationship: Centripetal Force = Force due to magnetic field(B)
But i was wondering how masses of atoms were calculated before the mass spectrometers were invented.

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[@davearthur8656]

Measurement in the form of Specific Gravity (SG).

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