What is another word for mass spectrograph?
Pronunciation: [mˈas spˈɛktɹəɡɹˌaf] (IPA) 
A mass spectrograph is a scientific instrument that analyzes the chemical composition and structure of a sample. There are several synonyms for this term, including mass spectrometer, mass spectroscope, and atomic weight spectrometer. These instruments work by ionizing a sample and separating its ions based on their mass-to-charge ratio. Mass spectrographs are commonly used in chemistry, physics, and biology research to identify compounds in a sample, determine their molecular weight, or study the reaction mechanisms of molecules. Some of the latest advancements in the technology of mass spectrographs include miniaturization, improved sensitivity, and the ability to analyze complex biomolecules like proteins and DNA.
