Mass Spectrometry/mass spectrometry instrument having a double f

Radiant energy – Ionic separation or analysis – Static field-type ion path-bending selecting means

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250297, H01J 4932

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ABSTRACT:
A double focusing mass spectrometer is used as the second mass analyzer of a Mass Spectrometry/Mass Spectrometry Instrument comprising a uniform electric field and a magnetic sector. Fragment ions produced from precursor ions of a certain ionic species are introduced into a uniform electric field. The fragment ions travel along parabolic orbits and are separated according to their respective energy levels. The separated fragment ions are introduced into a magnetic sector and are dispersed according to their mass by the magnetic sector. A two-dimensional ion detector is disposed along a focal plane of the magnetic sector in order to simultaneously detect the fragment ions and to obtain a spectrum of the fragment ions.

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