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Development of a dielectric barrier discharge ion source for ambient mass spectrometry

Na et al., 2007

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10084226745606240292
Author
Na N
Zhao M
Zhang S
Yang C
Zhang X
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Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry

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A new ion source based on dielectric barrier discharge was developed as an alternative ionization source for ambient mass spectrometry. The dielectric barrier discharge ionization source, termed as DBDI herein, was composed of a copper sheet electrode, a discharge …
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