Instrumental conditions of secondary ion mass spectrometry that affect sensitivity for observation of very high masses.
Instrumental conditions of secondary ion mass spectrometry that affect sensitivity for observation of very high masses.
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影响极高质量观测灵敏度的二次离子质谱仪条件。
DOI:
10.1021/ac00297a055
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Aberth,W
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作者:
Aberth,W
It Is demonstrated by comparing the mass spectra of cesium Iodide cluster ions obtained under different operating parameters that such factors as acceleration voltage, system pressure, and primary beam energy affect the high-mass signal current to a greater extent than that of the low mass. The measurements Imply that consideration should be given to these parameters for more effective analysisof high-mass compounds.Cesium iodide in many ways is an ideal sample material for investigating instrumental effects on the quality of mass spectra. The sample spectrum remains stable and produces constant-amplitude peaks for several hoursthus allowing comparison of spectra obtained over a long period. Also, since the elements cesium and iodine occur as single isotopes and are relatively heavy, cluster peaks of (CsI)„Cs+ or (CsI)„T can be obtained for very high mass. Positive cluster ions with n= 122 (m= 31853 daltons)(1), and more recently