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Coupling ESI and MALDI Sources to the Quadrupole Mass Filter, Quadrupole Ion Trap, Linear Quadrupole Ion Trap, and Orbitrap Mass Analyzers

Mark E. Bier

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Quadrupole Field Mass Filter Quadrupole Field Ion Traps The Orbitrap Coupling ESI and MALDI to the QMF, QIT, LQIT, and Orbitrap Applications of MALDI and ESI Coupled to QMF, QIT, LQIT, and Hybrid Mass Spectrometers Summary

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Quadrupole Field Mass Filter Quadrupole Field Ion Traps The Orbitrap Coupling ESI and MALDI to the QMF, QIT, LQIT, and Orbitrap Applications of MALDI and ESI Coupled to QMF, QIT, LQIT, and Hybrid Mass Spectrometers Summary

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Quadrupole Field Mass Filter Quadrupole Field Ion Traps The Orbitrap Coupling ESI and MALDI to the QMF, QIT, LQIT, and Orbitrap Applications of MALDI and ESI Coupled to QMF, QIT, LQIT, and Hybrid Mass Spectrometers Summary

Key concepts: Quadrupole ion trap, Orbitrap, Quadrupole, Hybrid mass spectrometer, Ion trap, Mass spectrometry, Chemistry, Quadrupole mass analyzer

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