Correct option is (a) True
Easy explanation: In MALDI-MS, for example, the peptides are charged with positive ions and forced through an analyzing tube with a magnetic field. Peptides are analyzed in the gas phase. Because smaller peptides are deflected more than larger ones in a magnetic field, the peptide fragments can be separated according to molecular mass and charges. A detector generates a spectrum that displays ion intensity as a function of the mass-to-charge ratio.