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Fragmentation of ions by resonant excitation in a low pressure ion trap

CA 2481299 A1 · Owner: Collings, Bruce A. · Inventors: Stott, William R.; Londry, Frank; Collings, Bruce A.

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In the field of mass spectrometry, a method and apparatus for fragmenting ions with a relatively high degree of resolution. The technique includes trapping the ions in an ion trap, preferably a linear ion trap in which the background , or neutral gas pressure is preferably on the order of 10-5 Torr. The trapped ions are resonantly excited for a relatively extended period of time e.g. exceeding 50 ms, at relatively low excitation levels e.g. less than 1V(0-, pk). The technique allows selective dissociation of ions with a discrimination of at least about 1 m/z at a practical fragmentation efficiencies. Apparatus and related methods are also disclosed for obtaining MS MS2, MS3 and MSn , …

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FiledApril 2, 2003
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedApril 2, 2023
Patent numberCA 2481299 A1
Classification (IPC)H01J49/42

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