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Quadrupole mass filter operation with auxiliary quadrupolar excitation: theory and experiment

Konenkov et al., 2001

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14991692181655030101
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Konenkov N
Cousins L
Baranov V
Sudakov M
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International journal of mass spectrometry

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Greatly improved peak shapes are obtained by applying auxiliary quadrupolar excitation to the first stability region of a resolving quadrupole mass filter. This phenomenon is investigated theoretically and experimentally, and is conceptualized as a splitting of the …
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