2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.talanta.2019.06.090
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A mechanism study of positive ionization processes in flowing atmospheric-pressure afterglow (FAPA) ambient ion source with controlled plasma and ambient conditions

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“…Protonated molecular ions [M + H] + are the most common analyte ions being observed in mass spectrometer, indicated the dominant reaction pathway is the proton-transfer reaction, and the protonated water clusters are the major reagent ions involved in the reaction. H 3 O + ions are the important precursor ions responsible for the protonated water-cluster formation . Many plasma-generated high energic particles have significant contributions to the generation of H 3 O + , for instance, the discharged noble species (e.g., Ar + , IE = 15.8 eV), , the atmospheric charge-transfer reagent ions (e.g., O 2 + , NO + ), , and the free radical substances (e.g., OH*, O*), , ultimately leading to the formation of protonated water clusters ions.…”
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“…Protonated molecular ions [M + H] + are the most common analyte ions being observed in mass spectrometer, indicated the dominant reaction pathway is the proton-transfer reaction, and the protonated water clusters are the major reagent ions involved in the reaction. H 3 O + ions are the important precursor ions responsible for the protonated water-cluster formation . Many plasma-generated high energic particles have significant contributions to the generation of H 3 O + , for instance, the discharged noble species (e.g., Ar + , IE = 15.8 eV), , the atmospheric charge-transfer reagent ions (e.g., O 2 + , NO + ), , and the free radical substances (e.g., OH*, O*), , ultimately leading to the formation of protonated water clusters ions.…”
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“…For example, the PA of H 2 O, (H 2 O) 2 , and (H 2 O) 3 is 691, 831, and 941 kJ/mol, respectively. For most samples applied in mass spectrometry analysis, their PA below 1000 kJ/mol. , Therefore, clusters ions with high order are not conducive to sample ionization, more attention is focused on acquiring abundant of clusters ions with low order even the hydronium ions H 3 O + participated in sample ionization, , which could be well feedbacked through mass spectrometer. Anyhow, this study monitored the yield of PWCs ions though the intensity of m / z 37, further confirmed the optimal distance for reagent ions production.…”
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“…Oxygen, nitrogen, water, and analytes, in contact with the high-energy helium atom He (2 3 S), played key roles in chemical and physical formation of ions in FAPA ionization. The production of N 2 + , O 2 + , NO + , and ions of analytes in this process resulted from the interactions between air and water molecules with He (2 3 S) [ 29 ]. In negative ion mode, ions were produced by the interaction of thermal electrons in the afterglow region with ambient oxygen.…”
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“…In FAPA sources, plasma-generated species (ions and excited species of the He plasma gas, such as He 2 + , He metastable, and He 2 ,) depart into the open atmosphere and then interact with the ambient species to create reagent ions 9 This reactive region is known as the afterglow and it is used to thermally desorb and ionize samples through, mainly, proton transfer and/or charge transfer mechanisms 10 . FAPA-MS coupling was evaluated for several applications such as screening of counterfeit electronic components 11 , quantitative analysis of thin-layer chromatography plates 12 , analysis of metal complexes 13 , rapid screening of pesticides in food 14 , analysis of designer drugs 15 or the determination of ambient organic aerosols in real time 16 .…”
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