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Peer Reviewed: The New Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry.

Cotter, 1999

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8022121433518823149
Author
Cotter R
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Analytical chemistry

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Mass Spectrometry Page 1 Report The New Time-of-flight Mass Spectrometry Performance results have finally laid to rest TOF's reputation as a low-resolution mass technique. Mass spectrometers, it seems, are no longer just for mass spec- trometrists. Mass spectrometers have …
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