Low-temperature plasma (LTP) jets for mass spectrometry (MS): Ion processes, instrumental set-ups, and application examples

Article ID	Journal	Published Year	Pages	File Type
5141640	TrAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry	2017	65 Pages	PDF

Abstract

We also point out current trends in LTP-MS development, such as 3D printed devices, miniaturization and portable devices, AIMS imaging, and inÂ vivo measurements.

Keywords

PADI LbL DAPI ICP IMS FAEE VOC μM HTP APCI DArT RIE MRL Dielectric barrier discharge ionization DBD MSI LAESI FTICR SPME ERC Kilohertz DESI Fourier transform-ion cyclotron resonance ESI CWAs Nd:YVO4 PCA fatty acid ethyl ester Ultraviolet Homeland security AIMS OES Electron impact tabun Principal components analysis Direct analysis in real time Food analysis Glow discharge Dielectric barrier discharge Corona discharge Volatile organic compound mass spectrometry imaging LTP Solid-phase micro extraction Desorption/ionization Alternating current Maximum residue level Self-assembly Data mining Thermal desorption Electron temperature Gas temperature Ion temperature Laser ablation SIMS Optical emission spectroscopy Ion mobility spectroscopy Ambient ionization mass spectrometry Mass spectrometry Chemical warfare agents Warfare agents Drug screening Outer diameter inner diameter Layer by Layer MALDI Ion sources Instrumentation micrometer Nanosecond Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons PAHs Watt inductively coupled plasma Low-temperature plasma Gas chromatography Kelvin kHz Kilovolt GHz Gigahertz electrospray ionization desorption electrospray ionization atmospheric pressure chemical ionization Ambient ionization

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Low-temperature plasma (LTP) jets for mass spectrometry (MS): Ion processes, instrumental set-ups, and application examples

Authors

Sandra MartÃnez-JarquÃn, Robert Winkler,