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Highly sensitive determination of aromatic molecules in droplets by the surface laser two-photon ionization

Ogawa et al., 1996

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9519253986495811945
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Ogawa T
Sumi S
Inoue T
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Analytical sciences

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The laser two-photon ionization technique has been applied to a liquid droplet (100–3 μl) in order to determine the analytical potential of this technique for a small amount of sample. Surface photoionization was effective to remove the leakage current and allowed use of …
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