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Noble gas mass spectrometry with a compressor driven recycling system for improved sensitivity

Tsuyoshi Matsumoto, Jumpei Matsuda, Mituko OZIMA, Igor Yatsevich

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In order to increase the sensitivity of static-mode noble gas mass spectroscopic analysis, we have developed and tested a gas re-circulation system, which uses a commercially available turbo molecular pump (TMP). During the analysis, the sample gases are

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In order to increase the sensitivity of static-mode noble gas mass spectroscopic analysis, we have developed and tested a gas re-circulation system, which uses a commercially available turbo molecular pump (TMP). During the analysis, the sample gases are

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In order to increase the sensitivity of static-mode noble gas mass spectroscopic analysis, we have developed and tested a gas re-circulation system, which uses a commercially available turbo molecular pump (TMP). During the analysis, the sample gases are

Key concepts: Gas compressor, Mass spectrometry, Sensitivity (control systems), Noble gas, Chemistry, Environmental science, Engineering, Chromatography

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