A novel hybrid mass spectrometer
Manuel Suter, Hans Gfeller, U. P. Schlunegger
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Manuel Suter, Hans Gfeller, U. P. Schlunegger
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Abstract A new hybrid mass spectrometer of BEQiQu geometry (B, magnetic sector; E, Electric sector; Qi, quistor; Qu, quadrupole mass filter) is described. The high resolution stage (BE) is coupled to a quistor via a series of deceleration lenses, and this is followed by a mass‐analysing quadrupole. This configuration enables the storing of ions, investigation of their gas‐phase chemistry and the subsequent identification of the resulting fragment or product ions.
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Abstract A new hybrid mass spectrometer of BEQiQu geometry (B, magnetic sector; E, Electric sector; Qi, quistor; Qu, quadrupole mass filter) is described. The high resolution stage (BE) is coupled to a quistor via a series of deceleration lenses, and this is followed by a mass‐analysing quadrupole. This configuration enables the storing of ions, investigation of their gas‐phase chemistry and the subsequent identification of the resulting fragment or product ions.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Quadrupole mass analyzer, Hybrid mass spectrometer, Mass spectrometry, Triple quadrupole mass spectrometer, Quadrupole, Ion, Resolution (logic)