Tables for mass spectrometry

This is the guidebook for interpretation of mass spectra of different compounds. It contains twenty chapters (tables): Standard interpretation method; The nitrogen rule; Calculation of number of rings plus double bonds; Natural relative abundances of general elements; Atomic mass of stable nuclides; Isotopic increments for carbon and hydrogen; Accurate atomic mass of stable elements and relative abundances of poly-isotopic ions; Metastable ionic maxims (m*) for some general processes of fragmentation of ions; Intensities of molecular ions in dependence of type of compounds; Neutral fragments at some rearrangements; General neutral fragments; General ionic fragments; Multiplets and structure of some ions; Values of ionization potentials for different organic compounds; Types of fragmentation of ions; Types of fissile of bonds; Types of reaction mechanisms in mass spectrometry; Mass and abundances of isotopic ions for different combinations of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen