This technique is the most common use of 3-hydroxypicolinic acid to detect nucleotides. It’s not UV-Vis spec, but digital asymmetric wave isolation for this technique was developed by the Shimadzu company, which sells “mini” instruments for it. A breakthrough in this technique was the use of a solution (-5[1])of 30-nanometer cobalt particles in glycerol. The analyte in this technique can be described by the “gas-phase protonation” or “Lucky Survivor” (15[1])models. (15[3])It’s not SPPS, but this technique uses trifluoroacetic acid as a counterion source to a structure made of DHB, alpha-CHCA, or (15[2])(*) sinapinic acid. (10[1])Hillenkamp and Karas developed this “soft” (10[1])fragmentation (10[1])technique, (10[1])which is often combined (10[1])with a time-of-flight analyzer. (10[2])For 10 points, name this mass (10[1])spectrometry technique in which large samples are ionized within a crystal structure that absorbs a beam of coherent light. (10[1])■END■