International Journal of Mass Spectrometry 2003: Vol 223-224 Table of Contents

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Mass Spectrometry
International Journal of Mass Spectrometry 223-224 (2003) iv—x
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Full-Length Articles
A semi-empirical concept for the calculation of electron-impact ionization cross-sections of neutral
and ionized fullerenes
H. Deutsch (Greifswald, Germany), P. Scheier (Innsbruck, Austria), K. Becker (Hoboken, NJ, USA) and
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Temperature dependencies in dissociative electron attachment to CCly, CCI,F,, CHCl, and CHBr;,
S. Matejctk, V. Foltin, M. Stano and J.D. Skalny (Bratislava, Slovak Republic)... 0... 0.00 6 oe ee es 9
Edge plasma-relevant ion-surface collision processes
S. Cernusca, HP. Winter, F: Aumayr (Wien, Austria), A.Q ayyum, W. Schustereder, C. Mair, P. Scheier and
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Neon excimer emission from pulsed high-pressure microhollow cathode discharge plasmas
P. Kurunczi (Hoboken, NJ, USA), K.E. Martus (Wayne, NJ, USA) and K. Becker (Hoboken, NJ, USA).... . 37
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Ion optics evaluation of the plasma ion mass spectrometer (PIMS) designed for the JET tokamak
G.F. Matthews (Abingdon, UK), W. Schustereder (Innsbruck, Austria), N. Cant, S.K. Erents, J. Vince
(Abingdon, UK), A. Qayyum, C. Mair, P. Scheier and T.D. Mark (Innsbruck, Austria)
Evaluation of three gas chromatography and two direct mass spectrometry techniques for aroma
analysis of dried red bell peppers
Saskia van Ruth (Cork, Ireland), Elena Boscaini, Dagmar Mayr (Innsbruck, Austria), Jonathan Pugh
(Manchester, UK) and Maarten Posthumus (Wageningen, The Netherlands)
A photoionization mass spectrometric study of acetylene and ethylene in the VUV spectral region
R.A. Mackie, §.W.J. Scully, A.M. Sands, R. Browning, K.F. Dunn and C.J. Latimer (Belfast, UK)
Reactions between CH,* and C,;H;OH
A.Y. Kok, P.A. Zeijlmans van Emmichoven and A. Niehaus (Utrecht, The Netherlands)
A selected ion flow tube investigation of the positive ion chemistry of a number of bromine containing
fully and partially halogenated hydrocarbons
Chris A. Mayhew, Richard Thomas (Birmingham, UK) and Peter Watts (Salisbury, UK)
Electronic and infrared absorption spectra of NCCN*
Evgueni Riaplov, Muriel Wyss, John P. Maier (Basel, Switzerland), Majdi Hochlaf and Pavel Rosmus
(Champs-sur-Marne, France)
Analysing the headspace of coffee by proton-transfer-reaction mass-spectrometry
Chahan Yeretzian (Lausanne, Switzerland), Alfons Jordan and Werner Lindinger* (Innsbruck, Austria). ... 115
The influence of electron impact ionisations on low frequency instabilities in a magnetised plasma
Dan-Gheorghe Dimitriu, Valerian Ignatescu (Innsbruck, Austria and lasi, Romania), Codrina Ionita
(Innsbruck, Austria), Erzilia Lozneanu, Mircea Sanduloviciu (Innsbruck, Austria and Iasi, Romania)
and Roman W. Schrittwieser (Innsbruck, Austria)
Gas-phase complexes: noncovalent interactions and stereospecificity
D. Scuderi, A. Paladini, M. Satta, D. Catone, A. Filippi, S. Piccirillo, A.L agana, M. Speranza
(Rome, Italy) and A. Giardini Guidoni (Rome and Tito Scalo (Pz), Italy)
State selectivity in collisional electron-transfer processes involving the NO molecule
Detlef Schréder and Helmut Schwarz (Berlin, Germany)
Direct mass spectrometry of complex volatile and non-volatile flavour mixtures
Andrew J. Taylor and Rob S.T. Linforth (Loughborough, UK)
Low energy (0-15 eV) electron stimulated reactions in single 1,2-C,F,Cl, molecules and clusters
Judith Langer (Berlin, Germany), Michal Stano (Berlin, Germany and Bratislava, Slovak Republic),
Sascha Gohlke, Andrzej Rosa (Berlin, Germany), Wislawa Barszczewska (Berlin, Germany and
Siedlce, Poland), Stefan Matejcik (Berlin, Germany and Bratislava, Slovak Republic) and
Eugen Illenberger (Siedlce, Poland)
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Low-energy electron collisions in nitrogen oxides: a comparative study
Antonio Zecca, Grzegorz P. Karwasz, Roberto S. Brusa (Povo, Italy) and Tomasz Wroblewski
(Slupsk, Poland)
Effect of temperature on dissociative electron attachment to CCI,F,
J.D. Skalny, S. Matejcik, T. Mikoviny (Bratislava, Slovak Republic) and T.D. Mark
(Bratislava, Slovak Republic and Innsbruck, Austria)
Detection of the spoiling of meat using PTR-MS
D. Mayr, R. Margesin, F- Schinner (Innsbruck, Austria) and T.D. Mark (Innsbruck, Austria and
Bratislava, Slovak Republic)
Experimental evaluation of the recombination rate of cations formed from fluoranthene
C. Rebrion-Rowe, J.L. Le Garrec, M. Hassouna, D. Travers and B.R. Rowe (Rennes, France)
Calculations of partial electron-impact cross sections for the multiple ionization of fullerenes using a
semi-empirical method
H. Deutsch (Greifswald, Germany), P. Scheier (Innsbruck, Austria), K. Becker (Hoboken, NJ, USA) and
T.D. Mark (Innsbruck, Austria)
Ab initio study of the interaction of dimethylsulfoxide with the ions Li* and I
Usa Onthong (Innsbruck, Austria), Imre Bako, Tamas Radnai (Budapest, Hungary), Kersti Hermansson
(Uppsala, Sweden) and Michael Probst (Innsbruck, Austria)
The ion extraction efficiency in a crossed beams experiment using a trochoidal electron
monochromator
P. Cicman (Innsbruck, Austria), M. Francis (Hoboken, NJ, USA), J.D. Skalny and T.D. Mdirk
(Bratislava, Slovak Republic)
Surface collisions of the acetonitrile molecular ion: evidence for isomerization of CD,CN** to the
ketenimine cation CD,=C=ND**
C. Mair (Innsbruck, Austria), J. Roithova (Prague, Czech Republic), J. Fedor (Innsbruck, Austria and
Bratislava, Slovak Republic), M. Lezius (Innsbruck, Austria), Z. Herman (Innsbruck, Austria and
Prague, Czech Republic) and T.D. Mark (Innsbruck, Austria and Bratislava, Slovak Republic)
Reactions of trapped ions with metal atoms: O; + Ni and NiN, + Ni
Stephan Schlemmer, Alfonz Luca and Dieter Gerlich (Chemnitz, Germany)
Limitations in the time resolution of quadrupole mass spectrometry using a flushed extraction probe
J. Laimer, G. Misslinger and H. Stéri (Wien, Austria)
Plasma—powder interaction: trends in applications and diagnostics
H. Kersten, H. Deutsch (Greifswald, Germany), E. Stoffels, W.W. Stoffels and G.M.W. Kroesen
(Eindhoven, The Netherlands)
The charge-excitation exchange process: He*(7S)+Ar’(P)—He’(*'S)+Ar*(7P)
Davide Bassi (Povo, Italy), Stefano Falcinelli, Fernando Pirani (Perugia, Italy), Barbara Rapaccini
(Nijmegen, The Netherlands), Paolo Tosi (Povo, Italy), Franco Vecchiocattivi (Perugia, Italy) and
Marco Vecchiocattivi (Povo, Italy)
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Vibrational relaxation in H,+H,: full-dimensional quantum dynamical study
Sergei K. Pogrebnya, Margot E. Mandy and David C. Clary (London, UK)... ......0.000.000 0c0ue s 335
Fingerprinting mass spectrometry by PTR-MS: heat treatment vs. pressure treatment of red orange
juice—a case study
F. Biasioli, F. Gasperi, E. Aprea (S. Michele, Italy), L. Colato (Parma, Italy), E. Boscaini and T.D. Mark
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The relationship between covariance and anti-covariance mapping
D.A. Card (West Point, NY and University Park, PA, USA), E.S. Wisniewski, D.E. Folmer and
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Sensitivity and specificity of atmospheric trace gas detection by proton-transfer-reaction mass
spectrometry
Joost de Gouw (Boulder, CO, USA), Carsten Warneke (Utrecht, The Netherlands), Thomas Karl
(Boulder, CO, USA), Gunter Eerdekens, Carina van der Veen (Utrecht, The Netherlands) and
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Dynamic measurements of partition coefficients using proton-transfer-reaction mass spectrometry
(PTR-MS)
Thomas Karl (Innsbruck, Austria), Chahan Yeretzian (Lausanne, Switzerland), Alfons Jordan and
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A reexamination of the temperature dependence of the reaction of N* with O,
A.A. Viggiano, W.B. Knighton, Skip Williams, Susan T. Arnold, Anthony J. Midey and I. Dotan
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A temperature-dependent selected ion flow tube study of anions reacting with SF;CF,
Susan T. Arnold, Thomas M. Miller, A.A. Viggiano (Hanscom, MA, USA) and Chris A. Mayhew
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The gas-phase chemistry of iron cations coordinated to benzene and the extended aromatic coronene
Doina Caraiman and Diethard K. Bohme (Toronto, Ont., Canada)... ....00. cc.c 0ee0e e0e ee eae 411
Negative-ion CIMS: analysis of volatile leaf wound compounds including HCN
Thomas G. Custer, Shuji Kato, Ray Fall and Veronica M. Bierbaum (Boulder, CO, USA) .............. 427
A three-step model applied to free electron attachment to C,9, Buckminsterfullerene
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Selected ion flow tube study of NH,” association and of product switching reactions with a series of
organic molecules
Nigel G. Adams, Lucia M. Babcock, Toufik M. Mostefaoui and Michael S. Kerns (Athens, GA, USA) ..... 459
Stark mixing in Rydberg atoms by ultralow energy collisions with ions
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An electrospray ionization—flow tube study of H/D exchange in protonated serine
Pavel Ustyuzhanin, Juliya Ustyuzhanin and Chava Lifshitz (Jerusalem, Israel)
State-to-state cross-sections for N.*(X,v = 1,2) + Ar and Ar*(? mj) + N2(X,v = 0) at low energies
R. Candori, F. Pirani, D. Cappelletti (Perugia, Italy), P. Tosi and D. Bassi (Povo, Italy)
Proton transfer reaction mass spectrometry at high drift tube pressure
D.R. Hanson, J. Greenberg, B.E. Henry and E. Kosciuch (Boulder, CO, USA)
Analysis of isolectins on non-porous particles and monolithic polystyrene-divinylbenzene based
stationary phases and electrospray ionization mass spectrometry
E.O. Hochleitner, R. Bakry, C.W. Huck (Innsbruck, Austria), F- Flores (Parque, Argentina), W.M. Stégegl,
G. Stecher and G.K. Bonn (Innsbruck, Austria)
Trace gas monitoring at the Mauna Loa Baseline Observatory using Proton-Transfer Reaction Mass
Spectrometry
Thomas Karl (Boulder, CO, USA), Armin Hansel, Tilmann Mdrk, Werner Lindinger* (Innsbruck, Austria)
and David Hoffmann (Boulder, CO, USA)
The reaction of SiH* and SH* with small molecules
J. Glostk, P. Zakouril (Prague, Czech Republic) and A. Luca (Prague, Czech Republic and
Chemnitz, Germany)
Bond-forming reactivity between CF,** and H,/D,
Nurun Tafadar and Stephen D. Price (London, UK)
Measurement of monoterpenes and related compounds by proton transfer reaction-mass
spectrometry (PTR-MS)
A. Tani (Lancaster, UK and Shizuoka, Japan), §. Hayward and C.N. Hewitt (Lancaster, UK)
Modeling of ultrasoft X-ray induced DNA damage using structured higher order DNA targets
Ph. Bernhardt, W. Friedland, P. Jacob and H.G. Paretzke (Neuherberg, Germany)
Calculation of electron impact ionization cross sections of DNA using the Deutsch-Mark and
Binary--Encounter—Bethe formalisms
Ph. Bernhardt and H.G. Paretzke (Neuherberg, Germany)
Combustion and carbonisation exhaust utilisation in electric discharge and its relation to prebiotic chemistry
Marcela Morvova, Imrich Morva, Mario Janda, Frantisek Hanic and Peter Lukdé
(Bratislava, Slovak Republic)
Reactions of H,0* with a number of bromine containing fully and partially halogenated hydrocarbons
Richard A. Kennedy, Chris A. Mayhew, Richard Thomas (Birmingham, UK) and Peter Watts
(Wiltshire, UK)
Calculated absolute cross section for the electron-impact ionisation of simple molecular ions
H. Deutsch (Greifswald, Germany), K. Becker (Hoboken, NJ, USA), P. Defrance
(Louvain-la Neuve, Belgium), U. Onthong, M. Probst, S. Matt, P. Scheier (Innsbruck, Austria) and
T-D. Mark (Innsbruck, Austria and Bratislava, Slovak Republic)
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VUV and low energy electron impact study of electronic state spectroscopy of CF3I
N.J. Mason, P. Limdo Vieira, §. Eden, P. Kendall, S. Pathak, A. Dawes, J. Tennyson, P. Tegeder (London,
UK), M. Kitajima, M. Okamoto, K. Sunohara, H. Tanaka (Tokyo, Japan), H. Cho (Taejon, South Korea),
S. Samukawa (Sendai, Japan), S.V. Hoffmann (Aarhus, Denmark), D. Newnham (Rutherford Appleton, UK)
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Production of Cl via dissociative electron attachment to Cl,
L. Feketeova, D.J. Skalny (Bratislava, Slovak Republic), G. Hanel, B. Gstir, M. Francis
(Innsbruck, Austria) and T.D. Mark (Bratislava, Slovak Republic and Innsbruck, Austria). ............. 661
Radiative lifetime of vibrationally excited N,H* and N,D* molecular ions
M. Heninger, D. Lauvergnat, J. Lemaire, P. Boissel, G. Mauclaire and R. Marx (Orsay, France). ........ 669
Interpretation of ion distribution functions measured by a combined energy and mass analyzer
K. Ellmer, R. Wendt (Berlin, Germany) and K. Wiesemann (Bochum, Germany)... ......60000 0ee e 679
Mass spectrometric study of K* + C6 collisions
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A semi-empirical method for the calculation of cross sections for the electron-impact ionization of
negatively charged fullerenes
P. Scheier (Innsbruck, Austria), H. Deutsch (Greifswald, Germany), K. Becker (Hoboken, NJ, USA) and
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Accelerator mass spectrometry of heavy long-lived radionuclides
Christof Vockenhuber (Vienna, Austria), Irshad Ahmad (Argonne, IL, USA), Robin Golser, Walter
Kutschera (Vienna, Austria), Vitaly Liechtenstein (Moscow, Russia), Alfred Priller, Peter Steier and
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Detection of gaseous oxygenated hydrocarbons in upper tropospheric and lower stratospheric
aircraft borne experiments
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Breath-by-breath analysis of banana aroma by proton transfer reaction mass spectrometry
Dagmar Mayr, Tilmann Mark, Werner Lindinger* (Innsbruck, Austria), Hugues Brevard and
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Vibrational quenching of NO“(v) ions by Ar collisions
W. Singer, A. Hansel, A. Wisthaler, W. Lindinger* (Innsbruck, Austria) and E.E. Ferguson
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Membrane introduction proton-transfer reaction mass spectrometry
Michael Alexander (Richland, WA, USA), Elena Boscaini, Werner Lindinger* and Tilmann D. Mark
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Atmospheric pressure chemical ionization mass spectrometry for the detection of tropospheric trace
gases: the influence of clustering on sensitivity and precision
C. Jost, D. Sprung, T. Kenntner and T. Reiner (Mainz, Germany). ... 0.0.0.0. 0 ccc cece eee eee nee
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Dynamics of hyperthermal energy ion-surface collisions: dissociative and non-dissociative scattering
of ethanol cations from a self-assembled monolayer surface of fluorinated alkyl thiol on Au (1 1 1)
Anil K. Shukla and Jean H. Futrell (Richland, WA, USA)
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