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Atmospheric pressure chemical ionization source. 2. Desorption− ionization for the direct analysis of solid compounds

Andrade et al., 2008

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3291252635029145728
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Andrade F
Shelley J
Wetzel W
Webb M
Gamez G
Ray S
Hieftje G
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Analytical chemistry

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The flowing afterglow-atmospheric pressure glow discharge (APGD) ionization source described in part 1 of this study (in this issue) is applied to the direct analysis of condensed- phase samples. When either liquids or solids are exposed to the ionizing beam of the APGD …
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