2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.electacta.2016.06.108
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An electrochemical device generating metal ion adducts of organic compounds for electrospray mass spectrometry

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“…In addition, during mild nebulisation, some of the molecules of the solvent remain bound as ligands. To avoid or minimise this effect, metals could be released into the solution in their nascent state from the body of their metal electrode immediately before spraying . Nevertheless, to mimic the state in liquid systems, the solvent shell effect should be included.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, during mild nebulisation, some of the molecules of the solvent remain bound as ligands. To avoid or minimise this effect, metals could be released into the solution in their nascent state from the body of their metal electrode immediately before spraying . Nevertheless, to mimic the state in liquid systems, the solvent shell effect should be included.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To enhance ESI capabilities, some authors have developed some ancillary devices to couple with ESI sources. Jaklová Dytrtová et al ( 2016 ) developed an electrochemical device that takes advantage of the high reactivity of electrochemically generated metallic ions in statu nascendi . This is suitable for ionization of various organic compounds (e.g., lipids, lipoproteins, pesticides, drugs, metabolites, lipids, lipoproteins) in biological and other matrices.…”
Section: Desorption Esi and Ambient Mass Spectrometry Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ESI-MS (Jaklová Dytrtová et al, 2016) Al ESI-TOF (Feng et al, 2015;Raymond et al, 2018) As ESI-MS-MS (Liu et al, 2018) Au DESI-MS (Kazimi et al, 2019) Be ESI-TOF (Raymond et al, 2018) Ca ESI-FT-ICR (Mapolelo et al, 2009) Co ESI-MS-MS (Tsednee et al, 2016) Cu ESI-MS (Jaklová Dytrtová et al, 2016), ESI-MS-MS (Tsednee et al, 2016), ESI-FT-ICR (Waska et al, 2016) Er ESI-TOF (Indelicato et al, 2014) Fe ESI-MS-MS, (Tsednee et al, 2016), ESI-FT-MS (Waska et al, 2016, Mapolelo et al, 2009 K ESI-FT-ICR (Mapolelo et al, 2009) Mg ESI-FT-ICR (Mapolelo et al, 2009) Na ESI-FT-ICR (Mapolelo et al, 2009) Ni ESI-MS-MS (Tsednee et al, 2016) Pd ESI-TOF (Jo et al, 2019) Ru DESI-MS (Perry et al, 2011) Se ESI-MS-MS (Tie et al, 2015) U ESI-TOF (Davis and Clowers, 2018) V ESI-TOF (Wen et al, 2019), ESI-TOF (time resolved) (Cao et al, 2016) W ESI-TOF (time resolved) (Cao et al, 2016) Yb ESI-TOF (Indelicato et al, 2013) Zn ESI-MS-MS (Tsednee et al, 2016) to predominant bis-chelated beryllium complexes known to be formed with the monoanionic 1,3-diketonate ligands. ESI-MS measurements, along with differential functional theory calculations, have been exploited (Kumar et al, 2016) to understand the speciation of various uranyl species with α-hydroxyisobutyric acid.…”
Section: Agmentioning
confidence: 99%