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Positive ionizable

Fig. 4.2. Schematic of a simple ion source. The ionizing event is preferably located close to the charged plate. After a neutral has been ionized (positive in this illustration), it is attracted by the opposite plate. Those ions passing through a hole of the grounded electrode create an ion beam emerging into the field-free region behind. The ion beam produced by such a primitive ion source is not parallel, but has some angular spread. Fig. 4.2. Schematic of a simple ion source. The ionizing event is preferably located close to the charged plate. After a neutral has been ionized (positive in this illustration), it is attracted by the opposite plate. Those ions passing through a hole of the grounded electrode create an ion beam emerging into the field-free region behind. The ion beam produced by such a primitive ion source is not parallel, but has some angular spread.
An ion containing unpaired electrons in its ground state Electron impact ionization Positive chemical ionization Negative chemical ionization... [Pg.56]

The Finnegan single stage quadrupole powers a very flexible system for several analytical problems. The user has a choice of electron ionization positive chemical ionization or negative chemical ionization. The Quadrupole can be Hnked to gas or Hquid chromatography and several direct insertion probes. The data features powerful, multilayered software using high performance workstations, that make data analysis and instrument control easy. [Pg.17]

The first process produces doubly ionized positive oxygen vacancies and electrons (el) and the second produces doubly ionized positive cation interstitials and electrons. The equilibrium constants of the two processes are given by... [Pg.189]

If we imagine that we cut open the separation system and observe the deflection of a singly ionized, positive ion with atomic number M, moving in two planes, which are perpendicular one to the other and each passing through the centers of two opposing rods. We proceed step-by-step and... [Pg.97]

FIGURE 11.71 Typical laser ionization positive ion mass spectra of single particles in rural Colorado (adapted from Murphy and Thomson, f997a,b). [Pg.629]

LC-MS/MS n/a operated in electrospray ionization positive and negative mode... [Pg.97]

Free clopidogrel base, CCA, clopidogrel AM, and diltiazem (i.s.) Column Aquasil Ci8 column Human plasma (100 mm x 3 mm) Detector LC-MS/MS operated in electrospray ionization positive mode SRM monitoring Unchanged clopidogrel m/z 322 -> 212 Carboxyl metabolite m/z 308 -> 198 Active metabolite m/z 356 -> 212 Diltiazem 415 —> 178 Mobile phase gradient of ACN/ 0.1% formic acid... [Pg.108]

Not all elements are amenable to thermal ionization, positive or negative. It is obvious that elements whose natural state is a gas cannot be addressed by this technique. In addition, some elements are too volatile others have a first ionization potential too high, and a few, such as mercury, display both characteristics. Generally speaking, solid elements with first ionization potentials below about 7.5 eV can be analyzed through measurement of positive ion beams. Use of silica gel... [Pg.1]

Figure 1 Elements amenable to thermal ionization, positive or negative. (From Ref. 10.)... Figure 1 Elements amenable to thermal ionization, positive or negative. (From Ref. 10.)...
Figure 4.27 A blend of Nomex, Kevlar, and a core of pitch-based carbon fiber, P-140, (a) The carbon fiber forms the core, (b) Static charges on the polyamide fabric induce opposite charges on the carbon core, (c) When the induced charges on the carbon core build to a high energy level, surrounding air molecules ionize. Positive and negative ions neutralize charges on the polyamide fabric and the carl n core, thus dissipating the static electricity. Figure 4.27 A blend of Nomex, Kevlar, and a core of pitch-based carbon fiber, P-140, (a) The carbon fiber forms the core, (b) Static charges on the polyamide fabric induce opposite charges on the carbon core, (c) When the induced charges on the carbon core build to a high energy level, surrounding air molecules ionize. Positive and negative ions neutralize charges on the polyamide fabric and the carl n core, thus dissipating the static electricity.
This technique has been extended by inclusion of a pulsed ionization laser to vaporize the particles after their size has been determined by aerodynamic time of flight. This causes the particle to vaporize and the resulting fragments are partly ionized. Positive ions are accelerated into the flight tube of a mass spectrometer where their chemical composition is determined [141]... [Pg.499]

Cells contain about 70% water, and the radiation is largely absorbed by interaction with the water molecules and formation of ions, free radicals and excited molecules. The ions may react at ionizable positions of the DNA (e.g. phosphate groups). Radicals, such as OH and H, and oxidizing products, such as H2O2, may be added at unsaturated bonds or they may break the bonds between two helices. Excited molecules may transfer the excitation energy to the DNA and also cause breaks. A great number of different products of DNA damage have been identified. [Pg.423]

In total syntheses of 3-lactam antibiotics, the formation of 2-azetidinones is crucial. In a biomimetic synthesis, the N—C4 bond is best closed by the open chain hydroxamate (equation 48), because, depending on the different pATa values of the three potentially ionizable positions, only the ring-forming amide is ionized. 3-halohydroxamates are cyclized by base treatment, whereas 3-hydroxyhydroxamates cyclize via the Mitsunobu reaction (diethyl azodicarboxylate, PhsP). More highly substituted precursors yield isomeric 3-lactams after rearrangement. ... [Pg.408]

Chemical ionization (positive and negative) and electron capture ionization 332... [Pg.327]

Figure 1 Principle components of a mass spectrometer. For mass spectrometry (MS) analysis of a sample, the neutral analyte(s) must first be ionized, positively or negatively, to allow manipulation by the magnetic and/or electric fields in the MS analyzer. Ions are sorted according to their mass to charge ratio (m/z), which is then plotted against their intensity to generate a mass spectrum. The flight path of the ions is evacuated to maximize the mean free path of the ions and to reduce the possibility of unfavorable interactions with residual air molecules. Figure 1 Principle components of a mass spectrometer. For mass spectrometry (MS) analysis of a sample, the neutral analyte(s) must first be ionized, positively or negatively, to allow manipulation by the magnetic and/or electric fields in the MS analyzer. Ions are sorted according to their mass to charge ratio (m/z), which is then plotted against their intensity to generate a mass spectrum. The flight path of the ions is evacuated to maximize the mean free path of the ions and to reduce the possibility of unfavorable interactions with residual air molecules.
NHS molecule very readily attaches to the ionized positive hydrogen... [Pg.4]

Electron impact ionization (positive ion detection) (EIMS)... [Pg.698]

Structure-type precedence rules are aromatic > aliphatic > acyclic. Feature-type precedence rules are negatively ionizable > positively ionizable > joint donor-acceptor > donor > acceptor > featureless. [Pg.151]

In ICP-MS an aerosol is formed from a nebulized solution and is fed into a plasma by an argon flow. The plasma is maintained by an induction coil with energy supplied by a radiofrequency (RF) current. The high temperature inside the plasma leads to desolvation of the droplets, vaporization, atomization, and flnaUy ionization. Positively charged atomic ions result, and depending on the plasma conditions, molecules such as hydrides and oxides may also be formed. The ionization probability is very high and is dependent on the ionization potential (if it is less than 8 eV over 90% are ionized) [19,20]. The details of this technique have been described elsewhere in this handbook. [Pg.889]


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Formation of Ions in Positive-Ion Chemical Ionization

Gas chromatography/positive-ion chemical ionization mass spectrometry

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Ionization from ring position

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Mass positive ionization

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Positive Ionization

Positive Ionization

Positive chemical ionization

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Positive electrospray ionization

Positive ionizable groups

Positive ionizable point

Positive ionization mode

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Positive-ion chemical ionization mass

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