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Low-pressure collision-induced dissociation analysis of complex mixtures by Fourier transform mass spectrometry

White et al., 1982

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6617716362953793969
Author
White R
Wilkins C
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Analytical Chemistry

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High mass resolution (10000 full width at half height (fwhh)) of daughter ions resulting from collision-induced dissociation of a complex mixture Is demonstrated In Fourier transform mass spectrometry. Theoretical aspects of the experiment are discussed and applications of …
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