“GlowFlow”, a step towards a unified ionisation source for mass spectrometry?

Owen, Rhodri; Kelly, Steven; Brenton, Anthony

doi:10.1255/sew.2021.a53

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“GlowFlow”, a step towards a unified ionisation source for mass spectrometry?

Rhodri Owen

, Steven Kelly, Anthony Brenton

Spectroscopy Europe, Volume: 33, Issue: 8, Pages: 19 - 19

Swansea University Authors: Rhodri Owen , Steven Kelly, Anthony Brenton

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Mass spectrometry is a gold-standard analytical technique and is widely employed over a range of fields, from petrochemical, fine chemical through to medical applications. The types of instrumentation for sample separation, ionisation, mass analysis and detection that have evolved in analytical mass...

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ISSN:	2634-2561
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“GlowFlow”, a step towards a unified ionisation source for mass spectrometry?

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