Effect of alkali metal cationization and multiple alkali metal exchange onthe collision-induced dissociation of loganic acid studied by electrosprayionization tandem mass spectrometry
Kp. Madhusudanan et al., Effect of alkali metal cationization and multiple alkali metal exchange onthe collision-induced dissociation of loganic acid studied by electrosprayionization tandem mass spectrometry, RAP C MASS, 14(10), 2000, pp. 885-896
Under electrospray ionization conditions loganic acid undergoes alkali meta
l (Li, Na and ii) exchange and alkali metal cationization. Multiple exchang
es of up to four alkali metal ions are observed. Different populations of m
etal exchanged species are produced during electrospray ionization, Collisi
on-induced dissociation of ammonium cationized species is compared with tha
t of metal cationized species to study the effect of metal cationization, G
lycosidic cleavage and ring cleavages of aglycone and sugar moieties are th
e major fragmentation pathways observed during collision-induced dissociati
on. The fragmentations of the highly metal exchanged species indicate the o
pening of the pyran ring, Collision-induced dissociation of the various met
al exchanged and metal cationized species also reveals the nature of the di
fferent populations. Copyright (C) 2000 John Whey & Sons, Ltd.