Discussion
What does a tandem mass spectrometry experiment do?
Answer: A
Selecting a precursor ion, breaking it by collision with a gas, and scanning the fragments gives structural information about that one component even in a complex mixture. It does not run two samples, repeat a measurement or combine sources. Isolating one species before fragmenting it is what makes the technique so powerful for mixtures, where an ordinary spectrum would be an uninterpretable superposition. Checking the units of each quantity catches a wrong formula before the arithmetic begins.
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