What Is the Relevance of a Collision Cell in Mass

question 46

Multiple Choice

What is the relevance of a collision cell in mass spectrometry?

• A) It increases the precision of the analysis.
• B) It is used to break apart large protein complexes prior to mass spectrometry.
• C) It is the site of undesirable reactions that can reduce accuracy.
• D) It is the primary site of ionization.
• E) It rejoins peptide fragments into their original configuration.

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