Chemical substance detector and method for detecting chemical substance
A chemical substance and detection device technology, applied in the field of chemical substance detection, can solve the problems of complex pretreatment and reduced versatility, and achieve the effects of improving detection sensitivity, easy operation, and shortening measurement time.
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[0064] figure 1 It is an explanatory diagram showing a detection device of a chemical substance according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. This chemical substance detection device 100 includes an ionization chamber 1, a gas introduction device 2, a vacuum ultraviolet lamp 3 as an ionization means, and a time-of-flight mass spectrometer 4 as a mass analysis means. The ionization chamber 1 is provided with an RF ion trapping device 10 including an RF (Radio Frequency: high frequency) ring as an ion trapping mechanism. Here, the chemical substance to be detected in the ionized exhaust gas is confined in the trap 11 by the high-frequency electric field formed inside.
[0065] Mechanisms that confine ions inside by electric, magnetic, or other electromagnetic forces may be used. In addition, an electric field, a magnetic field, etc. may be used individually, or may be used in combination suitably. Several types of such ion trapping mechanisms are known, and among them, ...
Embodiment approach 2
[0082] The chemical substance detection device 100 of the present invention directly irradiates the exhaust gas introduced into the trap 11 with vacuum ultraviolet light to ionize the substance to be measured. Then, SWIFT and TICKLE are applied here to fragment the ions of the measurement target substance. Therefore, under the same conditions as the ionization before this case, SWIFT or fragmentation may not always be successful. Therefore, the conditions for SWIFT and TICKLE are explained here. image 3 is an explanatory diagram showing ion signal intensity distribution with respect to RF voltage when the trap frequency is kept constant. in addition, Figure 4 It is an explanatory diagram showing the ion signal intensity distribution with respect to the RF frequency when the RF voltage is kept constant.
[0083] Ionization in combination with other than the vacuum ultraviolet light used in this case is to ionize the chemical substance to be detected outside the trap 11 . ...
Embodiment approach 3
[0088] In the case of SWIFT, it is necessary to improve the capture efficiency of the measurement target substance as a high-quality hydrophilic molecule. On the other hand, in the case of TICKLE, it is necessary to improve the capture efficiency of the fragmented measurement target substance having a low mass number. Therefore, during SWIFT, the energy value (that is, the product of RF voltage and RF frequency) applied to the RF loop 14 is increased. Also, at TICKLE, the product of RF voltage and RF frequency is reduced. In this way, the capture efficiency of the measurement target substance or its fragments can be improved during SWIFT and TICKLE.
[0089] For example, keep the RF frequency constant at 1MHz, capture at 1600V for SWIFT, and capture at 1000V for TICKLE. In addition, it is also possible to keep the RF voltage constant at 1600V, capture at RF frequency 1.4MHz for SWIFT, and capture at 1.0MHz for TICKLE. Additionally, both RF frequency and RF voltage can be va...
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