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In article <Pine.A32.3.91.941205150545.3795B-100000@chiminfo.unice.fr>, sm@chiminfo.unice.fr says:
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>Hi,
>I need some help to locate any references (books, articles,...) regarding
>the  charateristic  peaks and fragmentations in mass spectrometry for TMS 
>(Trimethyl silyl) compounds. Who knows [or knows someone] where I can get
>this information ? Any information would be apprecieted.
>Thanks in advance for your help.
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>                                A. Eghbaldar.
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There is some information in the two volume book "The Chemistry of 
Organic Silicon Compounds", which is part of the series "The Chemistry
of Functional Groups" published by John Wiley and Sons. The authors are
Saul Patai and Zvi Rappoport. It was published in 1989. I would also
suggest a call to Huls, they are experts in silicon chemicals and chemis-
tries, or Gelest( specifically a person named Barry Arkles). The number
for Gelest is 215-547-1015 (USA). A Huls contact would be Gerald Larson
at 1-908-981-5490.


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