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MASS SPECTROMETRY RESEARCH FACILITY
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Department of Chemistry
University of Oxford
Mansfield road, Oxford
Telephone: +44 (0)1865 275
[email protected]
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Small Molecule Sample Submission Form:
This form is for the submission of small molecules for:
i) Accurate mass analysis.
ii) EI/CI/FI or MALDI Ionisation
iii) General small molecules analysis (external service).
For departmental samples make sure open access analysis has been completed first and supply open access ID in the space
indicated below. Please complete 1 form per sample.
This form can be downloaded at: http://www.chem.ox.ac.uk/spectroscopy/mass-spec/index.html
Name:
Telephone:
Group:
Email:
Date:
Sample ID:
Project Code/Charge Account*:
Company or Deprtment name (if external to CRL):
* Note a Project code or Charge account is now compulsory as of 5th Aug 2015. If you do not know which project code to use please discus with
your supervisor or the CRL finance team. Samples WILL NOT be analysed without a valid code being entered.
Sample Information
Molecular formula:
Structural formula:
Monoisotopic mass:
ESI monoisotopic m/z:
Quantity/volume:
Concentration:
Suitable solvents:
Toxicity:
Open access ID:
Sample Type: Please select one of the two options below. Note for accurate mass analysis the compound should be novel.
Electrospray accurate mass analysis: ESI Number:..............................................................................................................
EI/CI/FI or MALDI Ionisation: MSS number.............................................................................................................................
External small molecules and metabolites (externally samples only)
Special instructions:
e.g. sample in freezer, thermally unstable, air sensitive, etc.