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A HIGH PERFORMANCE, FOLDED GEOMETRY OA-TOF MASS ANALYSER INCORPORATING NOVEL ADC BASED DETEC-TION.

Wildgoose, 2009

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4441191843180149845
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Wildgoose J
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Poster presented at the 18th IMSC, Bremen, Germany

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Unlike other high resolution MS techniques such as Fourier Transform (FT) based MS, the fast experimental times (~ 100µS) afforded by orthogonal acceleration time of flight mass spectrometry (oa-ToF MS) make it ideal for interfacing to a wide variety of fast separation …
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