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Direct and sensitive detection of CWA simulants by active capillary plasma ionization coupled to a handheld ion trap mass spectrometer

Wolf et al., 2016

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8466226802959489415
Author
Wolf J
Etter R
Schaer M
Siegenthaler P
Zenobi R
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Journal of The American Society for Mass Spectrometry

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An active capillary plasma ionization (ACI) source was coupled to a handheld mass spectrometer (Mini 10.5; Aston Labs, West Lafayette, IN, USA) and applied to the direct gas- phase detection and quantification of chemical warfare agent (CWA) related chemicals …
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