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SY/T 5397-2019 in English

SY/T 5397-2019 in English

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The mass spectra of molecular marker

  • Issued on:2019-11-04
  • Implemented on:2020-05-01
  • File Format:PDF
  • Delivery:Via email within 10 business days
Price(USD): $5,000.00
$4,850.00
Standard No: SY/T 5397-2019
Document status: VALID
Title in English: The mass spectra of molecular marker
Title in Chinese: 分子标志物谱图
Language: English
File Format: Electronic (PDF)
Delivery: Via email within 10 business days
Issued on: 2019-11-04
Implemented on: 2020-05-01
Superseding: SY 5397-1991 Biomarker Spectrogram
Professional Classification: SY-Oil & Gas
Related Keywords: regular mass number intervals
mass spectra
molecular ion peaks
molecular marker introduction analysis
characteristic peaks aromatic compounds
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Introduction

Analysis of the core content of the standard

Technical dimensions 1991 edition 2019 revised edition Upgrade highlights
Compound coverage 87 categories 112 categories 25 new adamantane/aromatic derivatives
Classification system Classification by biological source Topological sorting by number of rings Acyclic→six-ring progressive structure
Qualitative method 3 confirmation methods 4-level confirmation system Newly added NIST library reference (level B)

Key technological innovations

Through the advancement of gas chromatography-mass spectrometry, this revision has achieved the following:

  • Adamantane series: New fragmentation patterns of alkyl mono/di/triadamantanes (m/z 135→535)
  • Pentacyclic triterpenoids: Secondary fragmentation law of characteristic ion 191 of oleanane
  • Aromatic compounds: β-fragmentation characteristics of methyl-long-chain alkylbenzenes (m/z 105+)

Typical application cases

Crude oil analysis in the Qaidam Basin

Figures 47-73 in the standard show the mass spectral characteristics of C12-C34 normal alkanes:

  1. The base peaks are all m/z=57 ([C4H9]+)
  2. Regular mass number intervals appear with increasing carbon number (Δm/z=14)
  3. Branched alkanes are identified by (M-29)+ fragments

Implementation Recommendations

Laboratory Operation Specifications

  • Preferably use the standard sample co-injection method (Level A confirmation)
  • For complex samples, it is recommended to combine the NIST spectral library (Level B) and literature data (Level C)
  • Adamantane needs to control ionization energy (70eV±5)

Key points for data interpretation

  • Steranes focus on monitoring m/z 217/218 fragments
  • Terpanes focus on m/z 191/177 characteristic peaks
  • Aromatic compounds need to distinguish between molecular ion peaks and characteristic fragments

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