Collision-induced dissociation (CID) spectra of sodium adduct [M + Na]
+ and [M + 2Na - H]
+ ions of Trolox and a phospholipid
L-α-phosphatidyl-
N-monomethylethanolamine, produced under fastatom bombardment conditions, have been compared with the corresponding CID spectra of potassium adduct [M + K]
+ and [M + 2K - H]
+ ions, in order to examine the influence of cation size on the CID patterns. While the CID spectra of mono-metal adduct ions [M +
c]
+ (
c=Na and K) agreed with each other in pattern, the CID spectrum of dipotassium-adduct [M + 2K - H]
+ ion of the phospholipid showed a definite pattern of chargeremote fragmentation and it was different from that of di-sodium adduct [M + 2Na - H]
+ ion in fragment intensity. The CID spectra of di-metal adduct ions [M + 2
c - H]
+ (
c=Na and K) gave a number of di-metal containing fragments. On the basis of the results obtained, the structures of alkali metal adduct [M +
c]
+ and [M + 2
c - H]
+ ions have been discussed.
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