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TriWave Ion Mobility - See More Than You Ever Thought Possible
3 December 2012

Watch this video to view real data generated on the SYNAPT G2-S HDMS. Triwave is the technology that provides ion mobility separations in the SYNAPT family of MS products from Waters. This provides an additional, orthogonal dimension of separation in a short timescale enabling scientists to increase analytical peak capacity with an extra orthogonal dimension of separation power, identify and quantify with more coverage and confidence, derive information on conformation and structure with mass spectrometry and deliver the most comprehensive structural characterization with novel fragmentation routines.

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