International Journal of Mass Spectrometry 2000: Vol 195-196 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS
Special Issue: To celebrate the life and scientific achievements of Robert Reed Squires,
edited by Michael T. Bowers, Susan Graul, and Hilkka I. Kentdéimaa
A Personal Forward
A Mentor’s Thoughts
A Personal Reminiscence
Robert R. Squires: Biographical Sketch
A mass spectrometric and computational study of gaseous peroxynitric acid and
(HOONO,)H* protomers
Massimiliano Aschi, Marina Attina, Fulvio Cacace, Antonella Cartoni, and Federico Pepi
(Rome, Italy)
An electrospray ionization flow tube study of the protonated betaine/ammonia complex
G. Koster and C. Lifshitz (Jerusalem, Israel)
Formation and structural discrimination of stable halophenylium ions in the gas phase
A. Filippi (Rome, Italy), F. Grandinetti (Viterbo, Italy), G. Occhiucci, and M. Speranza
(Rome, Italy)
Site of protonation of N-alkylanilines
Alex. G. Harrison and Ya-Ping Tu (Ontario, Canada)
Conversion of neutral C,COC, to C,CO. Potential interstellar molecules
Suresh Dua, Stephen J. Blanksby, and John H. Bowie (Adelaide, South Australia)
Bimolecular ion-molecule collisions in real time: Co*(?F,) + n-butane and isobutane
reactions
Emily L. Reichert, Sung Soo Yi, and James C. Weisshaar (Madison, WI, USA)
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Identifying ylide ions and methyl migrations in the gas phase: the decarbonylation
reactions of simple ionized N-heterocycles
David J. Lavorato, Lorne M. Fell (Ontario, Canada), Graham A. McGibbon, Semia Sen
(Berlin, Germany), Johan K. Terlouw (Ontario, Canada), and Helmut Schwarz (Berlin,
Germany)
Dissociation chemistry of the hydrogen-bridged radical cation
[(CH,=O ---H---O=C—OCH,]*: proton transport catalysis and charge transfer
Lorne M. Fell (Ontario, Canada), Paul J.A. Ruttink (Utrecht, The Netherlands),
Peter C. Burgers (Barneveld, The Netherlands), Moschoula A. Trikoupis, and
Johan K. Terlouw (Ontario, Canada)
High-energy [C,H,,N,O] cation radicals and molecules
Miroslav Poldsek, Martin Sadilek, and Franti§ek Tureéek (Seattle, WA, USA)
Water molecule assisted proton mobility in gaseous protonated GlyPro and ProGly
C.G. Sinnige, L.J. de Koning, and N.M.M. Nibbering (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) ................cccccceeeeeeeeeeeeees 115
Study of gas-phase reactivity of positive and negative even-electron ions prepared from
diethylmethylphosphonate ester in an external chemical ionization source of orthogonal
tandem quadrupole/ion trap instrument
V. Steiner (Paris, France), I. Daoust-Maleval (Vert-le-Petit, France), and J.-C. Tabet (Paris,
France)
Gas phase reactivity of rare earth metal cations with trialkylorthoformates: synthesis of
neutral rare earth alkoxides
Nadine Marchandé, Sylvie Breton, Serge Géribaldi (Nice, France), José M. Carretas,
Antonio Pires de Matos, and Joaquim Marcalo (Sacavém, Portugal)
Activation of CH,, C,H,, and C,H, by gas-phase Nb* and the thermochemistry of
Nb-ligand complexes
M.R. Sievers, Y.-M. Chen, C.L. Haynes, and P.B. Armentrout (Salt Lake City, UT, USA)
Mechanisms of reactions between ammonia and methylene oxonium ions: immonium
ion formation versus transfer of the oxygen substituent
Lihn Bache-Andreassen and Einar Uggerud (Oslo, Norway)
Gas-phase reactivity of SO*’: a selected ion flow tube study
Brian K. Decker, Nigel G. Adams, and Lucia M. Babcock (Athens, GA, USA)
Fourier-transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometric studies of elimination
reactions of anionic bases with metabolites of a fluorinated anesthetic agent: towards
modeling bioactivation in the gas phase
Nganha C. Luu (Newark, DE, USA), Ramaswamy A. Iyer, M.W. Anders (Rochester, NY,
USA), and Douglas P. Ridge (Newark, DE, USA)
The temperature dependence of absolute gas phase acidities
John E. Bartmess, Jason L. Pittman (Knoxville, TN, USA), Jeremiah A. Aeschleman, and
Carol A. Deakyne (Charleston, IL, USA)
Dehydration of ionized propanol in the gas phase
Guy Bouchoux, Nadége Choret (Palaiseau, France), and Robert Flammang (Mons, Belgium)
Thiosulfoxides (X,S=S) and disulfanes (XSSX): first observation of organic
thiosulfoxides
Pascal Gerbaux (Mons, Belgium), Jean-Yves Salpin, Guy Bouchoux (Palaiseau, France), and
Robert Flammang (Mons, Belgium)
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Gas phase acid/base properties of 1,3,-dimethyluracil, 1-methyl-2-pyridone, and
1-methyl-4-pyridone: relevance to the mechanism of orotidine-5’-monophosphate
decarboxylase
Scott Gronert, Wan Yong Feng, Frank Chew, and Weiming Wu (San Francisco, CA, USA)
Fragmentation behavior of multiple-metal-coordinated acidic oligosaccharides studied
by matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization Fourier transform mass spectrometry
Sharron G. Penn, Mark T. Cancilla, and Carlito B. Lebrilla (Davis, CA, USA)
Microcanonical analysis of the kinetic method. The meaning of the “effective
temperature”
Kent M. Ervin (Reno, NV, USA)
Internal energy distributions resulting from sustained off-resonance excitation in
FTMS. I. Fragmentation of the bromobenzene radical cation
Julia Laskin, Michelle Byrd, and Jean Futrell (Newark, DE, USA)
Ab initio insights into amide bond cleavage reactions of formamide with substituted
methyl cations XCH} (X = OH, F, and Cl)
Richard A.J. O’Hair (Victoria, Australia) and Scott Gronert (San Francisco, CA, USA)
A computational study of the hydride affinities of Group I and Group II metals
Paul G. Wenthold (West Lafayette, IN, USA)
Rate constants and branching ratios for the reactions of various positive ions with
naphthalene from 300 to 1400 K
Anthony J. Midey, Skip Williams, Susan T. Arnold, Itzhak Dotan, Robert A. Morris, and
A.A. Viggiano (Hanscom Air Force Base, MA, USA)
Methyl bonding to Fe and Fe(CO),,: reactions of Fe” and Fe(CO),, with methyl halides
Amy E. Stevens Miller, Thomas M. Miller, A.A. Viggiano, Robert A. Morris, and
John F. Paulson (Hanscom Air Force Base, MA, USA)
Coordination chemistry of manganese-salen complexes studied by electrospray tandem
mass spectrometry: the significance of axial ligands
Dietmar A. Plattner, Derek Feichtinger (Ziirich, Switzerland), Jaouad El-Bahraoui, and
Olaf Wiest (Notre Dame, IN, USA)
Gas-phase nucleophilic reactions of Ge(OCH,),: experimental and computational
characterization of pentacoordinated Ge anions
Nelson H. Morgon (Campinas, Brazil), Luciano A. Xavier, and José M. Riveros
(Sdo Paulo, Brazil)
Mass spectrometric assay of polymerization catalysts for combinational screening
Christian Hinderling and Peter Chen (Ziirich, Switzerland)
Two different pathways for unimolecular and for catalyzed keto-enol isomerization of
ionized acetophenone
J. Chamot-Rooke, G. van der Rest, P. Mourgues, and H.E. Audier (Palaiseau, France)
Small-ring carbenes carrying a positive charge: the effects of substituting by CN
Rebecca K. Milburn, Diethard K. Bohme, Alan C. Hopkinson (Ontario, Canada)
Gas-phase reactions of fullerene cations Cx; (x = 1-3) with pyrrolidine and piperidine:
sequential reactions with CZ,
Jing Sun and Diethard K. Béhme (Ontario, Canada)
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Temperature and pressure effects on the elimination reactions of diethyl ether with
hydroxide and amide ions
Michael C. Baschky and Steven R. Kass (Minneapolis, MN, USA)
Ion trap collisional activation of protonated poly(propylene imine) dendrimers:
generations 1-5
Scott A. McLuckey, Keiji G. Asano, T. Gregory Schaaff, and James L. Stephenson Jr.
(Oak Ridge, TN, USA)
Absolute alkali metal ion binding affinities of several azines determined by threshold
collision-induced dissociation and ab initio theory
R. Amunugama and M.T. Rodgers (Detroit, MI, USA)
Methyl loss from conventional and distonic isomers of C,H,N'*'
Steen Hammerum, Jens Henriksen, Tina Henriksen, and Theis I. Sglling (Copenhagen,
Denmark)
Refining the model for selective cleavage at acidic residues in arginine-containing
protonated peptides
George Tsaprailis, Arpad Somogyi, Eugene N. Nikolaev, and Vicki H. Wysocki (Tucson, AZ,
Effect of buffer gas alterations on the thermal electron attachment and detachment
reactions of azulene by pulsed high pressure mass spectrometry
D.H. Williamson, W.B. Knighton, and E.P. Grimsrud (Bozeman, MT, USA)
The C,H; potential energy surface: a Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance
investigation of the reaction of methyl cation with methane
J.J. Fisher, G.K. Koyanagi, and T.B. McMahon (Ontario, Canada)
Low energy (0-14 eV) electron impact to CHF,CI at different phase conditions:
medium enhanced desorption of anions
Frank Briining, Petra Tegeder, Judith Langer, and Eugen Illenberger (Berlin, Germany)
Competition between nondissociative and dissociative electron attachment to
halogenated cyclic alkenes in the gas phase
Jane M. Van Doren, Donna M. Kerr, Matthew D. Hargus, William M. Foley,
Sarah A. McSweeney (Worcester, MA, USA), Thomas M. Miller, Robert A. Morris,
A.A. Viggiano (Bedford, MA, USA), and W.B. Knighton (Bozeman, MT, USA)
The proton affinities of amin-alkanes. A test case for the kinetic method
Jie Cao and John L. Holmes (Ontario, Canada)
Reaction of radical cations of 1,1-dihaloethanes with ammonia: substitution and base
catalyzed tautomerization in sequence
Andreas Nixdorf and Hans-Friedrich Griitzmacher (Bielefeld, Germany)
Experimental and theoretical studies of the gas-phase reactivity of the (HO),P=O*
phosphonium ions towards methanol
S. Gevrey, A. Luna, M-H. Taphanel, J. Tortajada, and J-P. Morizur (Paris, France)
Fragmentation mechanisms of a-amino acids protonated under electrospray ionization:
a collisional activation and ab initio theoretical study
Francoise Rogalewicz, Yannik Hoppilliard, and Gilles Ohanessian (Palaiseau, France)
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Comparison and interconversion of the two most common frequency-to-mass
calibration functions for Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry
Stone D.-H. Shi, Jared J. Drader, Michael A. Freitas, Christopher L. Hendrickson, and
Alan G. Marshall (Tallahassee, FL, USA)
Unimolecular ion dissociation and laser-induced coalescence of hydrogenated fullerenes
Monika Moder (Leipzig, Germany), Matthias Niichter, Bernd Ondruschka (Jena, Germany),
Gabor Czira, Karoly Vékey (Pusztaszeri, Hungary), Mark P. Barrow, and Thomas Drewello
(Coventry, UK)
Gas-phase fragmentation of di- and tripeptides via ion—molecule reactions with CIPCI*
Ying-Qing Yu, Chris L. Stumpf, and Hilkka I. Kenttiimaa (West Lafayette, IN, USA)
Gas-phase association reactions of hydroxide, methoxide, ethoxide, and their deuterated
analogs
Shuji Kato, Thuy Thanh Dang, Stephan E. Barlow, Charles H. DePuy, and
Veronica M. Bierbaum (Boulder, CO, USA)
Fundamental factors controlling the exchange of multidentate ligands: displacement of
12-crown-4 and triglyme from complexes with divalent alkaline earth cations
Nanzhu Shen, R. Marshall Pope, and David V. Dearden (Provo, UT, USA)
A vibrationally resolved negative ion photoelectron spectrum of Nb,
Timothy P. Marcy and Doreen G. Leopold (Minneapolis, MN, USA)
Doubly charged cluster ions [(NaCl),,(Na)]7*: magic numbers, dissociation, and
structure
Duxi Zhang and R. Graham Cooks (West Lafayette, IN, USA)
Conformations of biopolymers in the gas phase: a new mass spectrometric method
Andrew C. Gill, Keith R. Jennings (Coventry, UK), Thomas Wyttenbach, and
Michael T. Bowers (Santa Barbara, CA, USA)
Author index
Subject index
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