A pressure-controlled reaction chamber lets one ICP-MS handle elemental and soft molecular ionization in both polarities, reducing multi-instrument workflows.
Multiple pressure-stage chemical ionization expands breath analysis to polar and non-polar compounds while improving sensitivity and selectivity.
Ultrasonic nebulization paired with APCI boosts ionization of polar and non-polar analytes, improving signal stability and sensitivity.
A switching circuit lets positive and negative ion multipliers share one signal path, cutting circuit scale while limiting noise.
Two mass analyzers run in opposite polarities to avoid switching delays and capture more MS1/MS2 spectra in one chromatographic run.
Fixed-potential conversion electrodes and entrance-electrode switching enable faster, simpler dual-polarity ion detection.
Mechanical dicing forms straight, high-aspect-ratio ion channels that avoid tapering and improve MEMS ion filter stability and transmission.
Dual-beam REMPI and LDI analyze detached components and residual cores together, preserving molecular and elemental data from single airborne particles.
A hybrid ESI and corona discharge ion source expands dual-mode ion detection for complex organic samples with minimal preparation.
A switchable ion gate routes positive and negative ions into separate analysers in one chamber, improving ionisation flexibility and time resolution.
Offset angled ion detection devices use independent voltage biases to direct positive and negative ions along orthogonal paths.
Dual fluid pathways direct sample portions to a mass spectrometer for simultaneous positive and negative ion analysis, cutting total time from 34 hours.
A dual ion source system combines electron impact and trochoidal electron monochromator technologies to generate positive and negative ions simultaneously.