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A Brief History of Mass Spectrometry Instrumentation
submitted by: Stu Borman |
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A History of the Mass Spectrometer
submitted by: Keith A. Nier |
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Who was John Dalton?
from the: Bruker Daltonics site |
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A New Generation of Weights and Measures
submitted by: Michael Peel, Oxford University |
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The Evolution of the Time of Flight Mass Spectrometer
submitted by: Mike Grayson, Washington University, St. Louis |
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Introduction to Mass Spectrometry and Its Applications
excerpts from a book by: Robert W. Kiser, Associate Professor, Dept. of Chemistry, Kansas State University.
Includes "...perhaps the greatest achievement that can be claimed by mass spectrometry." |
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Early History of Mass Spectrometer Ionization Methods
submitted by: Charles M. Judson, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, 66045 |
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Timeline of Industrial Developments
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Mass spectrometry (MS)and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) applied to biological macromolecules
from: The Official Web Site of The Nobel Foundation |
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ASMS Posters on the History of Mass Spectrometry |
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The history of the mass spectrometry of peptides and protein in the USSR
submitted by: Boris V. Rozynov |
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A Mass Spectrometry Timeline
from: Stu Borman, Hailey Russel, and Gary Siuzdak |
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The History of Mass Spectrometry in Australia
from: Kevin M. Downard and John R. de Laeter |
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The Uranium Bomb, the Calutron, and the Space-Charge Problem
from: William E. Parkins |
