Make and Model:
• Make: Rigaku
• Model: Thermo Mass Photo
• Installation Date: December 2022
Description:
The Thermo Gravimetric Mass Analyzer (TG-MS) features a skimmer-type interface combined with fragment-free photoionization technology, enabling the measurement of molecules without destruction. The system's high-precision gas introduction interface and soft photoionization technology allow real-time discrimination and analysis of generated gases, even when multiple components are present simultaneously. This advanced configuration is ideal for analyzing complex gas mixtures during thermogravimetric experiments.
Features:
• Breakthrough Ionization Technology:
Utilizes a cutting-edge ionization method to enhance accuracy and sensitivity.
• Ideal Gas Introduction Interface:
Provides precise gas handling for accurate mass analysis of gases released during thermogravimetric processes.
• Dual Ionization Modes:
o EI (Electron Ionization): Traditional method for ionizing molecules.
o PI (Photoionization): Allows fragment-free ionization, ideal for sensitive gas analysis.
• Multiple Measurement Modes:
o TIC (Total Ion Current) scan mode for a comprehensive analysis.
o SIM (Selected Ion Monitoring) mode for targeted analysis.
• High Sensitivity:
Detects gases with ultrahigh sensitivity, ranging from hydrogen to M/Z 410.
• Real-Time Gas Analysis:
Capable of detecting unforeseen gas generation with exceptional sensitivity.
• Dynamic TG Measurement:
Enables dynamic thermogravimetric measurements with precision and flexibility.
• Space-Saving Design:
Compact, all-in-one design, making it ideal for laboratory settings with limited space.
• Dedicated Electron Impact Ionization:
Includes a specialized electron impact ionization (EI) feature for versatile gas analysis.
• User-Friendly Operation:
Equipped with a guidance function for easy operability and smooth workflow integration.
Location:
Room No. 435, Third Floor, Chemistry Building, IIT Bombay
Contact details:
• Phone: 022-2576 6203 • Email: Darshan Mhatre (darshansmhatre@iitb.ac.in) / Ruchi Vishwakarma (30004935@iitb.ac.in)
Faculty Incharge:
Prof. Sanjog Nagarkar (sanjog.na@chem.iitb.ac.in)
