What is the monoisotopic peak? B23 Kratos PC Avima CFFplus V2.4.1: Mode reflectr

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What is the monoisotopic peak?

B23 Kratos PC Avima CFFplus V2.4.1: Mode reflectron Power 58, PEod (u 2300 (bin 102) pectrum for sample A student.doc 2130.15 2089, 18 2100 2110 2120 2130 2140 2150 2160 Data: BSA 0001.1B2 31 May 2007 11:22 Cal Training 31 May2007 11:18 Kratos PC Aima CFRpisV2A Mode reflectron, Power: 58, PExt. @2300 (bin102) 32 mMisum 2228 miM Profilas 1-69 Smooth AM 2 Baseino 800 2297.29 2298.29 2296.28 2300 2319.41 2331.500 23A 2284.24 2310 2320 Data: BSA 0001 1B231 May 2007 22 Cal Training 31 May2007 Kratos PC Aima CFRpis V2.4-1: Modo refoctron, Power: 58,PExd. 122300 (bin 102) %int 96 mMsumF 666 miv1 Profiles 1-69 smooth Av2 Baseline 80 249346 100 2524.43 2471.35 2494.48 2492 2470.35 2516.51 2527.44. 30 2462.37 2506.59 76.37 2470 2510 2520

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The monoisotopic mass peak is the sum of the masses of the atoms in a molecule using the unbound, ground-state, rest mass of the principal isotope for each element instead of the isotopic average mass.

This is last peak i. e. higher molecular weight peak (mass/charge)

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