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Compendium of the reactions of H3O+ with selected ketones of relevance to breath analysis using proton transfer reaction mass spectrometry

Malásková et al., 2019

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Malásková M
Olivenza-León D
Piel F
Mochalski P
Sulzer P
Jürschik S
Mayhew C
Märk T
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Frontiers in chemistry

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Soft chemical ionization mass spectrometric techniques, such as proton transfer reaction mass spectrometry (PTR-MS), are often used in breath analysis, being particularly powerful for real-time measurements. To ascertain the type and concentration of volatiles in exhaled …
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