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Investigation of ion–ion-recombination at atmospheric pressure with a pulsed electron gunHeptner et al., 2012
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- Heptner A
- Cochems P
- Langejuergen J
- Gunzer F
- Zimmermann S
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For future development of simple miniaturized sensors based on pulsed atmospheric pressure ionization as known from ion mobility spectrometry, we investigated the reaction kinetics of ion–ion-recombination to establish selective ion suppression as an easy to apply …
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