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Development of a vacuum electrospray droplet ion gun for secondary ion mass spectrometry

Ninomiya et al., 2018

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7580519642477608361
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Ninomiya S
Sakai Y
Chen L
Hiraoka K
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Mass Spectrometry

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Atmospheric pressure electrospray had been used in previous studies to generate massive water droplet ion beams, and the beams successfully achieved efficient desorption/ionization of biomolecules, low damage etching of polymers and nonselective …
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