International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Processes 1991: Vol 107 Index

7 Pages·1991·1.5 MB·English

International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Processes, 107 (1991) 575—576
Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam
AUTHOR INDEX
Adamezyk, B. 9 Gard, E. 91 Marcinkowska, E. 9
Adams, J. Rl Gautier, EA. 183 Mark, T.D. 127, 143
Alderdice, DS. 491 Gilbert, J.R. 247 Marrero, J.G. 183
Allison, J. 247, 553 Goldenberg, AM. R19 Marshall, AG. 49
Andre, J. 191 Gomory, A. 225 McCullough,S.M. 91, 545
Ann,Q.-H. R1 Gormally, J. 441 McEwan, MJ. 319
Armentrout, P.B. 29 Grice, §.T. 215 Meisels,G.G. 515
Grimsrud, E.P. 293 Michalak, L. 9, 475
Grosshans, P.B. 49 Mitchell, DW. 417
Baer, T. 30]
Benguerba, M. R11
Bernath,G. 225 Harland, P.W. 215 Nibbering, N.M.M. 475
Bertrand,M.J. 515 Harrison, JA. 215 Nishimura, T. 515
Blais, J.C. 409, 531 Hayes,R.N. 333
Bolbach,G. 531 Heumann,K.G. 361 Ohgami,K . 393
Booze, J.A. 301
Opitz, J. 503
Botter, R. 165
Inada,K . 393
Bowie, JH. 333
Iraqi, M. 565 Peres, T. 565
Brenton, A.G, 349
Petrie, S. 319
Brincourt,G. 19]
Phillips, J. 441
Jeske, F. 559
Prisse, T. 135,553
Jin, L. 205
Castleman, Jr, A.W. 127
Jones,A.D. 545
Catella, R. 191
Joret, H. RII Qi, H.-P. 205
Chan, T.-W.D. 491
Chirnside, T.J. 319
Ripoche, X. 165
Choe, J.-C. 103 Karpas, Z. 435
Colburn, A.W. 491 Kawano, H. 393
Kim, M.-S. 103 Sadat Kiai,§.M. 191
Kistemaker, P.G. 475 Schroder, D. 559
De A.e Souza, A.C. 83
Klein, R. 409 Shultz, R.H. 29
De Vries, A.E. 475
Komaromi,I. 225 Schwarz,H. 135, 369, 553,
Della-Negra, S$. R11
Koppe,M. 361 559
Derrick, P.J. 491
Krishnakumar,E . 83 Schweikhard, L. 281
DeTar, MIM. 379
Servant,R.E. 183
Dimicoli, I. 165
Sheu, E.Y. 379
Dzhemilev, NKh. RIQ Le Beyec, Y. RII
Simpson, R.W. 215
Lebrilla, CB. 91,545
Somogyi, A. 225
Lee, AR. 349
Enos, C.S. 349
Squires, R.R. R7
Leroi, G.E. 247
Srinivas,R. 369
Leyh, B. 453
Fareasiu, D. R7
Srivastava, SK. 83
Lifshitz, C. 565
Fischer, JE. 565
Stajer, G. 225
Lubman, D.M. 265
Foltin, M. 127
Steenvoorden, R.J.J.M. 475
Lustig,D.A. 265
Freeman,C.G. 319
Stefanson, T. 127
Storm, D.A. 379
Galera, R. 531 Maclagan, R.G.A.R. 215 Sulzle, D. 369
576
Tamas, J. 225 Wang, D.-N. R7 Zahran, N.F. 1
Wankenne, H. 453 Zerega, Y. 191
Veriovkin, I.V. R19 Waugh, RJ. 333 Zha, Q-M. 515
Verkhoturov,S.V. R19 Weiske, T. 369 Zook, D.R. 293
Volkening, J. 361 Weitzel, K.-M. 301 Zubarev, R.A. 17
Walder, G. 127 Xiao, Y.-K. 205
International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and lon Processes, 107 (1991) 577—580
Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam
SUBJECT INDEX
Acetic acid ions CH/CC bond activation
Fragmentation of acetic acid ions with On the mechanism of Fe* -mediated CH/CC
selected internal energies 515 bond activation as studied by intramolecular
Acetylanisole isomers kinetic isotope effects 559
Elimination of methyl radical from acetyl- Revision of the mechanism of Co* -mediated
anisole isomers by electron impact 1 CH/CC bond activation of n-hexanol inthe
Alkyl halides gas phase 553
Subtle interplay of functional groups and CH,CHCN
chain length effects in the Fe*-mediated The ion/molecule chemistry of CH,CHCN
gas-phase chemistry of alkyl halides con- 319
taining double and triple bonds 135 Charge stripping
Aromatic polymers Charge stripping as a probe to determine
Selective resonance enhanced multiphoton the effects of ligation in metal ion com-
ionization of aromatic polymers in super- plexes produced ina fast atom bombard-
sonic beam mass spectrometry 265 ment source 545
Averaging methods Chlorine ions
Averaging methods applied to quadrupolar Breakdown of spin conservation for
FT-ICR perturbation problems 417 collisions of chlorine ions with atomic and
molecular gases 349
BEBE tandem mass spectrometer Chlorobenzene cations
Generation and characterization of neutral Unimolecular decay rates for laser induced
and cationic 3-sila-cyclopropenylidene in Cl loss from energy selected chlorobenzene
the gas phase. Description of an ew BEBE cations 165
tandem mass spectrometer 369 Clusters
Biological molecules Free electron attachment to van der Waals
Some second-order errors in average clusters 143
mass measurement of complex biological Cot
molecules in time-of-flight particle desorp- Revision of the mechanism of Co* -mediated
tion mass spectrometry 17 CH/CC bond activation ofn -hexanol inthe
Bromine 10ns gas phase 553
Hydration of halide and bromine negative
ions in a supersonic jet expansion 293
Céo Dictyostelium discoideum
The reactivity of Cé, and C2¢ 565 Influence of target preparation in secondary
Coo ion mass spectrometry: molecular mass
The reactivity of Cé and C25 565 determination of a pterin isolated from
Cadmium telluride Dictyostelium discoideum 409
Comparison of ion beam compositions of N,N-dimethylformamide radical cations
cadmium telluride and a cadmium-—tellurium Anomalous kinetics in fragmentations of
crossed electrode assembly obtained by N,N-dimethylformamide radical cations
spark source mass spectrometry 183 Rl
578
Electron attachment Histidine
Free electron attachment to van der Waals Collision induced dissociations of deproton-
clusters 143 ated peptides. Dipeptides containing phenyl-
Ethane loss alanine, tyrosine, histidine and tryptophan
Threshold photoelectron photoion coin- 333
cidence study of the ethane loss from Hydrogen ion emission
energy selected pentane ions cooled in a Hydrogen ion emission from a_ surface
Supersonic expansion 30] bombarded by multiply charged ions
at high (xO0.5MeVu'') and medium
Fe* (~0.5 keV u')energies RII
On the mechanism of Fe*-mediated
CH/CC bond activation as studied by Ion mobility spectrometer
intramolecular kinetic isotope effects 559 The performance of an ion mobility spec-
Subtle interplay of functional groups and trometer for use with laser ionization 441
chain length effects in the Fe*-mediated vn-lodotoluene
gas-phase chemistry of alkyl halides con- Dissociation dynamics of m-iodotoluene
taining double and triple bonds 135 molecular ion: photodissociation and
Field desorption metastable ion decomposition 103
Computer-controlled activation of 25yum Ton/molecule reactions
diameter tungsten wire for field desorption Temperature effect of ion/molecule reac-
49] tions in a water molecular beam crossed by
Fourier transform mass spectrometer an electron beam 9
A 3T extemal source quadrupole Fourier
transform mass spectrometer for ion/ Mass spectral resolution
molecule reactions and analysis 91 Can Fourier transform mass_ spectral
resolution be improved by detection at
Graphite harmonic multiples of the fundamental ion
Investigation of thermal ion emission cyclotron orbital frequency ? 49
characteristics of graphite 205 Meta] ion cormple xes
Charge stripping as a probe to determine the
Halide ions effects of ligation in metal ion complexes
Hydration of halide and bromide negative produced in a fast atom bombardment
iOns ina supersonic jet expansion 293 source 545
Halogenated cations Methane elimination
Influence of electronic excitation in the On the activation energy for methane
charge reversal of halogenated cations elimination from the trimethyloxonium
453 cation R7
Helium Molecular weight distribution
Experimental measurements and theoreti- Measurement of molecular weight distri-
cal calculations of the mobility of the N* bution of a complex system using mass
ionin helium 215 spectrometry 379
Hexanes
Laser single photon ionization mass Nt
spectrometry of linear, branched and cyclic Experimental measurements and theoretical
hexanes 475 calculations of the mobility of the N* ion in
n-Hexanol helium 215
Revision of the mechanism of Co*-smedsated N;
CH/CC bond activation of n-hexanol in the Reactions of IN; with rare gases from
gas phase 553 thermal to 10 eV center-of-mass energy:
579
collision-induced dissociation, charge trans- Quadrupole
fer and ligand exchange 29 A 3T external source quadrupole Fourier
Nitrogen cluster ions transform mass spectrometer for 1ion/
Metastable decay of stoichiometric and molecule reactions and analysis 91
non-stoichiometric nitrogen cluster ions Quadrupole detection FT-ICR
127
Theory of quadrupole detection Fourier
transform-ion cyclotron resonance 281
Organic monolayer—metal systems Quadrupole ion trap
Molecular sputtering and damage induced by Study of a quadrupole ion trap supplied
kiloelectronvolt ions in organic monolayer— with a periodic impulsional potential 191
metal systems 531
Oxazinones Residual gas analyzers
Mass spectrometric and MNDO study Modified residual gas analyzers as sources
of electron impact induced fragmentation of mass-selected ion beams 247
of some norbornane- and _ norbornene-
condensed pyrimidinones and oxazinones Sila-cyclopropenylidene
225 Generation and characterization of neutral
and cationic 3-sila-cyclopropenylidene in
Pentane ions the gas phase. Description of a new BEBE
Threshold photoelectron photoion coinci- tandem mass spectrometer 369
dence study of the ethane loss from energy Silane
selected pentane ions cooled in a supersonic Cross-sections for the formation of nega-
expansion 301 tive ions by electron impact on silane 83
Phenylalanine Spin conservation
Collision induced dissociations of deproton- Break down of spin conservation for collisions
ated peptides. Dipeptides containing pheny]- of chlorine ions with atomic and molecular
alanine, tyrosine, histidine and tryptophan gases 349
333
Potassium chloride Tantalum
Thermal dissociation and positive ioniza- The influence of unimolecular cluster
tion of potassium chloride on tungsten decompositions in the nanosecond time
393 range on the secondary ion mass spectrum
Propynal of tantalum R19
Photoionization of propynal in the gas Thermal ion emission
phase 503 Investigation of thermal ion emission
Protonated ketones characteristics of graphite 205
The structure and mobility in air of Trimethyloxonium cation
protonated ketones 435 On the activation energy for methane
Pterin elimination from the trimethyloxonium
Influence of target preparation in secon- cation R7
dary ion mass spectrometry: molecular Tryptophan
mass determination of a pterin isolated Collision induced dissociations of deproton-
from Dictyostelium discotdeurn 409 ated peptides. Dipeptides containing phenyl-
Pyrimidinones alanine, tyrosine, histidine and tryptophan
Mass spectrometric and MNDO study of 333
electron impact induced fragmentation Tungsten
of some norbornane- and _ norbornene- Thermal dissociation and positive ioniza-
condensed pyrimidinones and oxazinones tion of potassium chloride on tungsten
225 393
580
Tungsten isotope ratio determinations by ated peptides. Dipeptides containing phenyl-
negative thermal ionization mass_spec- alanine, tyrosine, histidine and tryptophan
trometry 361 333
Tungsten wire
Computer-controlled activation of 25 um
diameter tungsten wire for field desorption Unimolecular decay rates
491 Unimolecular decay rates for laser induced
Tyrosine Cl loss from energy selected chlorobenzene
Collision induced dissociations of deproton- cations 165