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A threshold photoelectron—photoion coincidence mass spectrometer for measuring ion kinetic energy release on fragmentation

Stockbauer, 1977

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8727199935445468347
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Stockbauer R
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International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Physics

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A threshold photoelectron—photoion coincidence mass spectrometer has been constructed to measure ion fragmentation and kinetic energy release on fragmentation as a function of the internal energy of the parent ion. The threshold photoelectron analysis uses a drift tube …
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