In lcms analysis some times we get sodium and potassium
adducts. if the compound is havine sodium ions how can we
confirm wether sodium is from sample or it is a adduct?
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Answer / sri krishna
for sodium contamination adduct the intensity of the peak is
very low when compared to the sample sodium peak
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Answer / spgoswami
If the precursor is sodium ion then intense peak will be of
sodium only rather than the same adduct so we can conclude
by observing lc-ms /TIC chromtgram
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