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Pittcon Report GA 2100
Pittcon Report GA 2100
01 Apr 2009
Electrospray ion mobility spectrometer with sensitivity in the low picogram range and high resolution. In many applications, electrospray IMS can be used instead of HPLC, and it is much faster with typical analyses complete in seconds. The ESI source is interchangeable with other ionisation sources.
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