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Electrochemical aspects of mass spectrometry: Atmospheric pressure ionization and ambient ionization for bioanalysis

Yuill et al., 2017

Document ID
14037562515271304553
Author
Yuill E
Baker L
Publication year
Publication venue
ChemElectroChem

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This MiniReview details the evolution and present state of combined electrochemical (EC) and atmospheric pressure sampling/ionization mass spectrometric (MS) techniques, with an emphasis on biologically relevant investigations. Particular attention is paid to how innate …
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