Write the specific type of instrument as shown in figure 1.? How are the ions produced in the ionization chamber accelerated? What two properties of the ions determine how much they are deflected by the magnetic field? Why is it important that there is a vacuum in the instrument? Storage chamber Gas inlet To vacuum Manometer lonising electron Collector Resolving slit beam Molecular loak lon source 60° Oscillograph Accelerating - region DC amplifier Mass Magnet Analyser tube spectrograph Figure 1.

Write the specific type of instrument as shown in figure 1.? How are the ions produced in the ionization chamber accelerated? What two properties of the ions determine how much they are deflected by the magnetic field? Why is it important that there is a vacuum in the instrument? Storage chamber Gas inlet To vacuum Manometer lonising electron Collector Resolving slit beam Molecular loak lon source 60° Oscillograph Accelerating - region DC amplifier Mass Magnet Analyser tube spectrograph Figure 1.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter15: Molecular Luminescence Spectrometry

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Problem 15.12QAP: Equations for the chemiluminescence determination of SO2 are given on page 383. Derive an expression...

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