2011
DOI: 10.1039/c0an00315h
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Detector response and intensity cross-contribution as contributing factors to the observed non-linear calibration curves in mass spectrometric analysis

Abstract: It is a common knowledge that detector fatigue causes a calibration curve to deviate from the preferred linear relationship at the higher concentration end. With the adaptation of an isotopically labeled analog of the analyte as the internal standard (IS), cross-contribution (CC) of the intensities monitored for the ions designating the analyte and the IS can also result in a non-linear relationship at both ends. A novel approach developed to assess 'the extent and the effect of [CC]… in quantitative GC-MS ana… Show more

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