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Petroleum crude oil analysis using low‐temperature plasma mass spectrometry

Benassi et al., 2013

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13260999438340749152
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Benassi M
Berisha A
Romão W
Babayev E
Römpp A
Spengler B
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Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry

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RATIONALE The analysis of crude oil is a challenging task due to sample complexity. In mass spectrometry, several ionization techniques can be used to perform this task. Herein, we report the use of an atmospheric pressure low‐temperature plasma (LTP) probe to …
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