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Use of a nitrocellulose matrix in laser mass spectrometry

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A simple method for obtaining laser mass spectra (LMS) of liquids is described using a nitrocellulose membrane or fibrous material as the sample substrate. Laser mass spectra of liquids are presented along with those of solutes in aqueous systems. The use of a liquid matrix with the laser soft ionization method enhances molecular ion formation. Results are presented for charge-transfer derivatization and the influence of solution pH on LMS.

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Zhao, S., Somayajula, K.V., Sharkey, A.G. et al. Use of a nitrocellulose matrix in laser mass spectrometry. Fresenius J Anal Chem 338, 588–592 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00324013

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