LC-MS/MS mobile phase
Aqueous channel for LC-MS/MS where sodium and potassium adducts must be minimized. Sub-ppb metal levels keep MS background ions below the limit of detection.
Sub-ppb metals and TOC, low VOCs, LC-MS-tested before release. The grade you want when sodium adducts and ion suppression are the difference between data and rerun.
Aqueous channel for LC-MS/MS where sodium and potassium adducts must be minimized. Sub-ppb metal levels keep MS background ions below the limit of detection.
UHPLC pumps and sub-2-µm columns benefit from 0.1 µm filtration that protects against frit blockage and back-pressure drift.
Dilute samples and acid blanks for ICP-MS where ng/L-level metal contamination determines whether a calibration curve clears the blank threshold.
Reconstitute tryptic digests, prepare loading buffers, and dilute proteomics samples without introducing keratin contaminants or polymer leachables.
Mass-spec-grade specifies sub-ppb levels on Na, K, Ca, Mg, and TOC, plus a low VOC profile and per-lot LC-MS release testing. HPLC-grade meets HPLC particulate and UV-cutoff specs but does not specify sub-ppb metals, which is what causes adduct interference and ion suppression on mass spectrometers.
Yes. The same sub-ppb metals and low-VOC profile that suppress positive-mode adducts also keep negative-mode background clean. Premix with formic acid (typical positive mode) or ammonium acetate / ammonium formate (typical negative mode) immediately before use.
Yes. Sub-ppb levels of Na, K, Ca, and Mg, plus 0.1 µm filtration and a clean glass + PTFE container, make this SKU suitable for ICP-MS sample dilution and standard preparation. For ultratrace work below 100 ppt, perform an instrument blank to confirm.
Visit our Lab Results portal and enter the lot number printed on the bottle. You'll receive the full CofA — including resistivity, TOC, sub-ppb metals panel, and LC-MS release trace — as a downloadable PDF.