Atmospheric pressure ion source interface of mass spectrometer
An atmospheric pressure, mass spectrometer technology, applied in the field of devices in the vacuum region, can solve the problems of reduced heat transfer and reduced sensitivity
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[0033] figure 1 A schematic diagram of the set of four steps (2), (4), (6), (8) is shown, in which the analysis sample contained in the liquid is initially separated (2 ). The eluent from the separation device is transported to the atmospheric pressure ion source (4) for atomization / vaporization and ionization. A gas sample (usually accompanied by particulate matter in droplet form) is transferred from the ion source region via interface (6) to the (first) vacuum region of the mass spectrometer (8), where ions and residual gas are further separated. Finally, the ions to be analyzed enter the mass spectrometer (8) and are measured.
[0034] Those skilled in the art are familiar with current HPLC and CE techniques, so further details need not be discussed here. The same applies to the different types of mass spectrometers (8) that can be used in this arrangement. Examples include single quadrupole mass analyzers, triple quadrupole mass analyzers, radio frequency (RF) ion tra...
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