ACD/MS Processor
What's New
- New supported file formats
- More efficient ACD/Labs format for LC/MS data
- Algorithm enhancements for S/N, baseline, and peak quality
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Advancements to Fragment Assignment
- Negative ion fragmentations added
- Additional fragmentation reactions for positive ions have been added to the fragmentation rule set
Improved Ease of Use
- New shortcuts for displaying mass chromatograms
- Better synchronization of two or more data files
- Ability to dock the Table of Mass Chromatograms
- Easier to resize the Table of Mass Chromatograms
- New commands for reviewing the Table of Mass Chromatograms-Keep All Records Expanded, Keep All Records Selected, and Remember All Selected
Updates to Supported File Types
- New Shimadzu GC/MS (*.qgd) data import filter has been added
- Support for Varian *.xms data files
- Conversion of NIST SDfile libraries, including structures and mass spectra, to separate *.esp files via the MS File Splitter/Converter
- New Agilent LCMS 6000 (*.bin) import filter that supports data from Agilent 6000 series instruments
Enhancements to Ion Presence Labeling
- Specify a retention time range for ion presence labeling lists
Improved LC/UV (PDA, DAD) Data Processing
- Set the minimal wavelength for processing
- Exclude the solvent front from LC/UV data processing
- New virtual separation parameter to help resolve overlapping chromatographic components
- 2D-peak picking calculation results output to Table of Peaks
- Better quality peak picking
- Easier transfer of LC/UV data to ACD/Matrix
New Macro Commands
- Automatically display all mass chromatograms at once within the chromatogram window with new SetMCTableAllExpandedSelected command
- Average and subtract mass spectra over specific retention time ranges with new Combine command
Other New Features
- Mass column in Table of Formulae renamed Monoisotopic Mass
- New default settings for AutoAssign function
- New default display settings
Download a PDF copy of the expanded details on What's New with ACD/MS Processor, or contact your Account Manager or Distributor.
Improved Fragment Assignment
- Neutral loss reactions added to the fragmentation rule set
- Additional ionization and fragmentation reactions have been added to the fragmentation rule set
Enhancements to Formula Generator
- Ionization parameters added to Formula Generator; output the formula for the neutral or charged form
- Generate the neutral formula from adduct ion peaks in the mass spectrum
Advancements to LC/UV (DAD, PDA) data processing
- Peak picking for LC/UV datasets
- Baseline correction for LC/UV datasets allows you to subtract the solvent background, and extract accurate UV-Vis spectra for chromatographic peaks
- Easier transfer of peak information (e.g., label, chemical structure) with the manual peak matching tool
New Chromatographic Data Support Features
- Automatic import of chromatographic parameters for MassLynx and Agilent LC/MS data Chromatographic parameters are stored in the new HPLC Parameters form, which may also be manually updated
- Export the TIC, now along with peak labels, retention times, and structures to ChromManager
- Select and label individual mass chromatogram peaks, which are now added to the Table of Peaks for the whole dataset
- Manually edit peak names in the Table of Peaks
Updates to Supported File Types:
- Improved JCAMP file support now allows import of ionization information
- Improved import of previously processed Waters MassLynx data
- New *.Wiff data import filter added to the MS File Splitter/Conversion utility
- Support for Waters Millennium LC/MS files
- Support for uniquely named Agilent and Bruker *.yep files (i.e., other names than Analysis.yep)
- Support for Thermo Xcalibur version 2.0
- Support for Waters MassLynx version 4.1
- Enhanced support of AB MDS Sciex Analyst 4.1.1 files
Other New Features
- Convert profile data to centroid data for LC/MS datasets, and single mass spectra. This is also available for macro automation
- Improved mass chromatogram display
- Save and load Ion Presence labeling lists
I) Improved Fragment Assignment:
- Assign ion clusters, including different isotopes of the same fragment.
- Evaluate the quality of the fragment assignment using the Assignment Quality Index (AQI).
- Improved N-oxide fragmentation scheme.
II) Enhancements to Mass Chromatogram Display and Processing:
- Increased speed of processing and display of mass chromatograms.
- Additional peak picking options:
- Threshold area value.
- m/z range.
- Mass chromatogram smoothing options:
- Apply FFT or Savitzky-Golay smoothing functions.
- Identify and label relevant mass chromatogram peaks with ACD/Ion Presence™:
- Find and label mass chromatogram peaks with a specific mass or mass difference from a reference mass.
III) Compare Mass Spectra using Advanced Spectral Subtraction Options and Spectral Mirroring:
- Expanded spectral subtraction options:
- Apply m/z based, intensity based, or interpolation subtraction to subtract the relative intensities of ions between spectra.
- Use Boolean subtraction to remove common peaks between spectra.
- Remove the major peaks within a spectrum using single peak subtraction.
- Spectral Mirroring:
- Display two mass spectra using a common x-axis. One is displayed above the axis, and the other is displayed below.
IV) Updates to Supported File types:
- New file formats supported by ACD/MS Manager are:
- Import LC/MS data from Agilent LC TOF wiff files.
- Import LC(GC)/MS data from JEOL K9 files.
- Import a single spectrum or LC(GC)/MS data files from MasCom MASPECII32 files.
- Import or export LC(GC)/MS data in MATLAB/Eigenvector DSO format.
- Import LC(GC)/MS data from MDS SCIEX Analyst, any data type.
V) Other New Features:
- Ease-of-Use Features:
- Select from pre-set relative chromatogram and mass spectrum window pane sizes.
- Easier creation of averaged and combined spectra.
- Table of Mass Chromatograms can now be sorted using any number of columns.
- Attach a mass value to a Markush structure.
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