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Zubarev et al., 1991 - Google Patents

Electron avalanche desorption: A new soft‐ionization technique for non‐volatile and/or thermally labile molecules

Zubarev et al., 1991

Document ID
11094452687797184332
Author
Zubarev R
Bondarenko P
Knysh A
Rozynov B
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Rapid communications in mass spectrometry

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A new ionization technique based on a modification of the conventional plasma‐desorption mass spectrometric apparatus is described. An electron avalanche produced by the microchannel plates of a secondary electron multiplier is found to desorb a sufficient amount …
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