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Reverse Nier-Johnson design

Figure 1 HRMS of mlz 95 ions from 70 eV electron ionization of CeH50CH2CD20H, illustrating the resolution of isobaric ions on a double focusing reverse Nier->Johnson (B-E) instrument with resolving power of 70 000. Each of the peaks that contains a rare isotope is a radical ion (odd number of electrons), which is a mixture of isomeric structures, all the possibilities for which are drawn. Asterisks designate C-containing positions of the ring. The unlabelled ion is an even-electron species. Reproduced a from Nguyen V, Bennett JS and Morton TH (1997) Journal of the American Chemical Society 119 8342 with permission of the American Chemical Society with modifications. Figure 1 HRMS of mlz 95 ions from 70 eV electron ionization of CeH50CH2CD20H, illustrating the resolution of isobaric ions on a double focusing reverse Nier->Johnson (B-E) instrument with resolving power of 70 000. Each of the peaks that contains a rare isotope is a radical ion (odd number of electrons), which is a mixture of isomeric structures, all the possibilities for which are drawn. Asterisks designate C-containing positions of the ring. The unlabelled ion is an even-electron species. Reproduced a from Nguyen V, Bennett JS and Morton TH (1997) Journal of the American Chemical Society 119 8342 with permission of the American Chemical Society with modifications.
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