Mass Spectrometry

McLafferty, Fred W.; Pinzelik, John.

doi:10.1021/ac60237a024

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“…Further, knowledge of these species' production can be used in computational modeling of related processes for various applications, including radiation, cluster, and plasma sciences. Since the invention of mass spectrometry [107], this technique has provided a detailed description of the formation of the dissociation products, their yields, and appearance energies [108]. Most of the experimental effort has been focused on measuring cations and anions because of the relative ease of detecting charged species in a mass spectrometer.…”

Section: Importance Of Neutral Detection In Electron Scattering Proce...mentioning

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Electron scattering processes: fundamentals, challenges, advances, and opportunities

Ptasińska

Varella²,

Khakoo³

et al. 2022

Eur. Phys. J. D

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Much effort has been devoted to describing qualitatively and quantitatively electron scattering processes due to their ever-increasing importance in many industrial and medical applications. We present achievements made in the last years, focusing on some of the advancements and recent progress in the field. Particular reference is made on concrete case studies to probe the level of accord in cross-section data obtained from experiments and theory, as well as on selected instrumentation developments to probe dynamics of dissociative processes induced by electron impact. We stress that the purpose of this colloquium paper is not to be a comprehensive review but rather to provide a snapshot of different research topics in electron scattering by pointing out certain challenges and, therefore, indicating opportunities to facilitate further experimental and theoretical work.

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Section: Importance Of Neutral Detection In Electron Scattering Proce...mentioning

confidence: 99%