1980
DOI: 10.1002/oms.1210150405
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Further interference peaks in mass analysed ion kinetic energy spectra

Abstract: It is shown that interference peaks in mass analysed ion kinetic energy spectra can also occur from ions decomposing in the accelerating region of the ion source. INTRODUCHONRecently, Beynon and co-workers reported' on interference peaks in mass analysed ion kinetic energy (MIKE) spectra. We have been confronted with this problem too,' and arrived principally at the same explanations concerning the origins of certain interference peaks in MIKE spectra.' However, in addition to the cases mentioned by Ast et ul.… Show more

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“…They could, however, be assigned to interference peaks resulting from processes in the field-free region (FFR) preceding the magnetic sector23 or even in the accelerating region of the ion source. 24 The remarkable peak at m/z 217, which is hardly observable in the MIKE spectrum of glycerol [ Fig. l(d)] and is also a minor peak in the MIKE spectrum of Rp [ Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…They could, however, be assigned to interference peaks resulting from processes in the field-free region (FFR) preceding the magnetic sector23 or even in the accelerating region of the ion source. 24 The remarkable peak at m/z 217, which is hardly observable in the MIKE spectrum of glycerol [ Fig. l(d)] and is also a minor peak in the MIKE spectrum of Rp [ Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%