special topics in analytical chem, Chemistry

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Q1. a). Using diagram, explain how fluorescence detector optical bench works (5 marks)
(b). Explain the applications of mass spectrometric detector (LC/MS) in HPLC (5 marks)
Q2. Discuss the current development in in the field of mass spectrometry (10 marks)
Q3. Explain how simultaneous qualitative and quantitive proteomics are used in tandem MS in analysis (10marks)

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