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Ambient pressure ion funnel: Concepts, simulations, and analytical performance

Ahmed et al., 2020

Document ID
14929276033117161150
Author
Ahmed E
Xiao D
Kabir K
Fletcher J
Donald W
Publication year
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Analytical Chemistry

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In mass spectrometry (MS), a major loss of ions can readily occur during their transfer from atmospheric pressure to a lower pressure, which limits performance. Here, we report an ion funnel that can be used to effectively focus ions at ambient pressure (∼ 777 Torr) to …
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