Michael P. Balogh

Michael P. Balogh is the former editor of "MS - The Practical Art," he wrote his last column in September 2011. He is currently Principal Scientist, LC-MS Technology Development, with Waters Corp., Milford, Massachusetts, and is a member of LCGC's editorial advisory board. Kate Yu has taken over the column. For current articles on the field of mass spectrometry and the various hyphenated techniques, including LCâMS, GCâMS, and tandem MS, please visit: http://www.chromatographyonline.com/Column%3A+MS+-+The+Practical+Art

Articles

Source Design and the Utility of Multimode Ionization

Michael P. Balogh

January 1st 2004

In the first of this new column, Michael Balogh takes a look at source design and the strengths of multimode ionization, such as its ability to switch at high speeds between electrospray and atmospheric-pressure chemical ionization.

Source Design and the Utility of Multimode Ionization

Michael P. Balogh

October 1st 2003

This new column looks at the current importance of electrospray ionization and emerging approaches for samples that require ionization by other means, including a new technology, multimode ionization.

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