Agilent 5977A Series GC/MSD System

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Agilent 5977A Series GC/MSD System Data Sheet 5977A GC/MSD Overview The Agilent 5977A Series GC/MSD builds on a 45-year tradition of leadership and innovation, bringing together the technologies of the industry s best GC and MS systems. This advanced instrument provides a higher plane of productivity and confidence, including increased sensitivity, superior workflow, and software tools that simplify method optimization and lower operating costs. The Agilent GC/MSD System features Agilent 7890B GC, the most reliable and versatile gas chromatograph Precise pneumatic and temperature control for reproducible chromatographic performance. Low dead volume inert Capillary Flow Technology devices with various configurations for more productivity and more functionality. Sample Introduction systems to cover the widest range of samples for GC/MS analysis. Agilent 5977A GC/MSD, the most sensitive and robust mass selective detector Extractor EI ion source for high sensitivity, 10fg OFN IDL. Heated monolithic quartz gold quadrupole (heatable up to 200 C) for rapid elimination of contamination to keep the analyzer clean. Triple Axis Detector (TAD) for eliminating neutral noise. Scan Speed up to 20,000 u/sec (Extractor Ion Source). Optional dry pump for oil-free operation.

Versatile workflow tools MassHunter Acquisition software with similar look and feel of MSD Productivity ChemStation Acquisition for efficient creation, update and use of GC/MS methods. Each system is delivered with both MassHunter Data Analysis and classic MSD ChemStation Data Analysis. GC-MS direct communication Improved direct communication between the Agilent 7890B Series GC and 5977A MSD for optimized productivity and system protection. Complete inert pathway Prevents analyte breakdown from injection through detection for greater reproducibility and confidence in results. Complete application solutions Agilent analyzers and application kits for generating results immediately after installation. 10 Year Value Promise Guaranteed support for 10 years from the date of purchase, or Agilent will provide credit for the residual value of the system toward a model upgrade. 2

Agilent 5977A Series MSD System Specifications Mass spectrometer Ionization mode (standard) Ionization modes (optional) EI ion source type Electron energy EI PCI, NCI, and EI acquisition with CI source Noncoated Inert Extractor EI source Noncoated Inert EI source 5 241.5 ev Emission current 0 315 µa CI gases Filaments Dual gas inlet Transfer line temperature 100 350 C Ion source temperature 150 350 C Quadrupole temperature 106 200 C Mass filter Ion Source - Mass filter interface Mass range Mass resolution Mass axis stability Detector Dynamic range (electronic) 10 6 Scan rate 1 SIM Pumping system (Helium) Maximum recommended analytical gas flow Recommended maximum sustained column flow to MS 2 Instrument control Maintenance accessibility Maintenance scheduling Power save (Turbo Pump model only) Support life Dual for EI, single for CI Heated monolithic hyperbolic quadrupole Dynamically rampable entrance lens 1.6 to 1050 u Unit mass Better than 0.10 u/48 hrs Triple Axis Detector with long life triple channel EM Up to 20,000 u/s (Extraction tune only), 12,500u/sec 60 ions 100 groups 65 L/s Diffusion Pump and 255 L/s Turbo Pump with 2.5 m 3 /hr mechanical pump 1.5 ml/min (Diffusion Pump) 4 ml/min (Turbo Pump) 3 ml/min (Diffusion Pump) 50 ml/min (Turbo Pump) MassHunter data system and local control panel Source (including filaments, lenses), mass filter 3, and detector on removable plate for easy access Early Maintenance Feedback (EMF) for GC and MSD, user-defined maintenance schedule, with display of current status Executable Sleep/Wake from the panel of GC, Menu item in the MassHunter Software and Sequence Keyword Guaranteed support for 10 years 1 As scan rate increases, sensitivity will decrease and resolution may degrade. 2 High flow rate into a fixed ion source will cause a loss in sensitivity 3 The heated quadrupole mass filter should not require maintenance, but if maintenance is required, it should be performed by an Agilent service engineer 3

Gas Chromatograph (Agilent 7890B GC) Autosampler Agilent 7693, 7650, CombiPAL, 7697 and many third party autosamplers Liner replacement Compatible with turn-top system standard with 7890B GC Inlet (up to 2) Split-splitless inlet (standard), Multimode Inlet (MMI), Cool On Column (COC) inlet and others (optional) Oven temperature Ambient +4 450 C Oven ramps/plateaus Carrier gases Electronic pneumatic control (EPC) Carrier gas control modes Pressure range Flow control 20/21 with negative ramps allowed Helium and hydrogen EPC split/splitless, septum purge and auxiliary EPC modules Constant flow, constant pressure, programmable flow and programmable pressure 0 100 psi (standard), 0 150 psi (optional) with 0.001 psi resolution Compatible with optional capillary flow device controller 4

Data System Acquisition Software Simultaneous MS and GC detectors SIM/Scan Chemical ionization setup High-mass confirmation Application autotunes Data Analysis Software Application reports MassHunter GC/MS Acquisition Up to two MS (SIM/scan) and four GC detector signals Automated SIM setup and synchronous SIM/Scan operation Electronic mass flow control of reagent gases Verification test kit (optional) Simple autotune for BFB and DFTPP MassHunter and classic MSD ChemStation Environmental, drugs-of-abuse, aromatics in gasoline Custom reporting Spectral libraries (optional) Agilent Retention Time Locked Mass Spectral Libraries (optional) Target Deconvolution Security 21CFR11 Compliance Multivariate analysis (Optional) Sample class prediction (Optional) Other capabilities (optional) Accurate Mass MassHunter: Microsoft Excel Classic MSD ChemStation: Custom Reporting NIST, Wiley/NIST, Maurer/Pfleger/Weber Pesticides and endocrine disrupter (including Japan Positive List), hazardous chemicals, indoor air toxics, forensic toxicology, metabolmics (Fiehn method), semi-environment volatiles, Solvents plus Integrated Deconvolution and Spectral Matching for identification and quantitation of low level targets in complex matrixes Data and result security and tamper detection MassHunter Quantitative Analysis and MassHunter GC/MS Acquisition tools Mass Profiler Professional Sample Class Predictor or Mass Profiler Professional Deconvolution Reporting Software linked with RTL database for classic MSD ChemStation Cerno MassWorks, a post-acquisition software tool to achieve high mass accuracy on an Agilent GC/MSD 5

Installation Checkout Specifications Agilent verifies GC/MSD system performance at the customer site. Test specifications are based on using Splitless Injection and an Agilent HP-5MSUI 30 m 0.25 mm, 0.25 µm column, using helium as the carrier gas. Instrument Detection Limit (IDL) is a more effective metric of total system performance than signal-to-noise (S/N). Verification is an extensive (eight injections versus one) and reliable test to demonstrate system performance. See more about this type of test at http://www.chem.agilent.com/library/technicaloverviews/public/5990-8341en.pdf EI SIM IDL (Helium carrier gas with Auto Liquid Sampler) 10 fg or less for Inert Extractor EI source, Turbo Pump 24 fg or less for Inert EI source, Turbo Pump 30 fg or less for Inert EI source, Diffusion Pump 8 sequential 1 µl injections of 100 fg/µl OFN 4 standard solution at nominal 272 u ion. EI scan S/N (Helium carrier gas without Auto Liquid Sampler) 1500:1 or higher for Inert Extractor EI source, Turbo Pump 600:1 or higher for Inert EI source, Turbo Pump 300:1 or higher for Inert EI source, Diffusion Pump 1-µL injection of 1 pg/µl OFN standard scanning from 50 to 300 u at nominal 272 u ion. PCI scan S/N (Methane) 125:1 or higher 1-µL injection of 100-pg/µL BZP 5 standard scanning from 80 to 230 u at nominal 183 u ion NCI scan S/N (Methane) 600:1 or higher 2-µL injection of 100 fg/µl OFN standard scanning from 50 to 300 u at nominal 272 u ion 4 Octafluoronaphthalene (OFN) 5 Benzophenone (BZP) 6

Other Performance Specifications 1 PCI SIM S/N (Methane reagent gas, Helium/Hydrogen carrier gas) NCI SIM S/N (Methane, Helium/Hydrogen carrier gas) PCI scan S/N (Ammonia) 10:1 or higher 1-µL injection of 20-fg/µL BZP standard at nominal 183 u ion. 10:1 or higher 1-µL injection of 1-fg/µL OFN standard at nominal 272 u ion. 500:1 or higher 1-µL injection of 100-pg/µL BZP standard scanning from 80 to 230 u at nominal 183 u ion. NCI scan S/N (Ammonia) 300:1 or higher 2-µL injection of 1-pg/µL OFN standard scanning from 50 to 300 u at nominal 272 u ion. Both Extractor and Inert EI scan S/N (H 2 carrier gas) All EI sources Mass Accuracy 1 Spectral Accuracy 1 100:1 or higher Turbo Pump 50:1 or higher Diffusion Pump 1-µL injection of 1-pg/µL OFN standard scanning from 50 to 300 u at nominal 272 u ion. 1 µl injection of a 100 pg/µl OFN standard scanning from 50 300 u will give its monoisotope at m/z 271.987 ± 0.005 1 µl injection of a 100 pg/µl OFN standard scanning from 50 300 u will give 99.0 % spectral accuracy 1 Only applicable with optional Accurate Mass software package. Scan mode only. Not verified during installation. Ease-of-Maintenance The GC inlet liner can be replaced in less than one minute without the use of tools with the Agilent 7890B GC system turn-top inlet. 2 A glass window shows ion source type, filament operation, and ion source connections. The source (including filaments and lenses) and electron multiplier can be removed from the instrument in less than one minute after venting. The optional micro ion gauge 3 can be replaced without removal of the mass spectrometer covers. 1 These specifications are reference of the performance. They are not confirmed at installation or familiarization. 2 Inlet temperature should be cool enough to touch when performing maintenance. 3 Micro ion gauge is shipped as standard for CI system but is available for EI systems as an option. 7

Safety, Regulatory Compliance, and Operational Conditions This instrument is manufactured and distributed under a quality system consistent with ISO13485. It complies with international regulatory, safety, and electromagnetic compatibility requirements. In addition, further testing was performed according to Agilent standards, to ensure operation after delivery and long-term usage. Safety Electromagnetic compatibility Sound emission Power Operating environment Canadian Standards Association (CSA): CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 61010-1-04 CSA/Nationally Recognized Test Laboratory (NRTL): UL 61010-1 International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC): 61010-1 EuroNorm (EN): 61010-1 CISPR11/EN55011:Group1, Class A EN 27779:1991 - sound pressure Lp <70 db 120 V, 50/60 Hz, 1,100 VA; 200 V, 50/60 Hz, 1,100 VA; 220 240 V, 50/60 Hz, 1,100 VA 15 35 C, 40 80% relative humidity noncondensing (operational) 40 C +70 C, 0 95% relative humidity noncondensing (storage) Physical Requirements (with the Agilent 7890B GC) Dimensions (GC/MS) Weight (GC/MS) 88 cm (w) 56 cm(d) 50 cm (h) Additional space should be added for the auto injector, sample tray, data system, and printer. Approximately 30 cm should be available to the left of the MSD for ease of access to the system in times of maintenance or repair. 100 to 112 kg not including automatic sampling systems (depending on configuration) For More Information See the 5977A website at http://www/agilent.com/chem/5977a for further information. This information subject to change without notice. Agilent Technologies, Inc., 2014 Published in USA, August 29, 2014 5991-1837EN