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Molecular imaging by Mid-IR laser ablation mass spectrometry

Vertes et al., 2008

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2076400086115694073
Author
Vertes A
Nemes P
Shrestha B
Barton A
Chen Z
Li Y
Publication year
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Applied Physics A

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Mid-IR laser ablation at atmospheric pressure (AP) produces a mixture of ions, neutrals, clusters, and particles with a size distribution extending into the nanoparticle range. Using external electric fields the ions can be extracted and sampled by a mass spectrometer. In AP …
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