International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Processes 1993: Vol 127 Index

5 Pages·1993·0.66 MB·English

International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Processes 127 (1993) 193
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AUTHOR INDEX
Adams, J.,_ 17 Grandinetti, F., 123, 137 Park, M.A.,_ 1
Algom, A., 95 Hagan, D.A., 67 Reid, C.J., 147
Allali, H., 111 Holthausen, M.C., 183 Reiter, A., 17
Arena, G., 57 Hoppe, U., RI
Armenante, M., 57 Huang, Z., 169 Schoppmann, Ch., 75
Avida, R., 95 Hughes, R.J., 27 Schweikert, E.A., 1
Shahal, O., 95
Bandura, D.R., 45 Karpas, Z., 95 Shelkovsky, V.S., 161
Bate, D.J., 85 Koch, W., 183 Speranza, M., 123, 137
Bederski, K., 11 Kosevich, M.V., 161 Spinelli, N., 57
Berardi, V., 57 Kowalski, A., RI
Boryak, O.A., 161 Kumar, S., 105 Teesch, L.M., 17
Brandl, D., 75 Thomas, J.-P., 111
Lablanquie, P., 67
Tomaschko, Ch., 75
Cole, R.B., 169 Leake, J.A., 85
Crestoni, M.E., 123, 137
Velotta, R., 57
Makarov, A.A., 45
Eiceman, G.A., 95 March, R.E., 27 Voit, H., 75
Eland, J.H.D., 67 Matmor, A., 95 Wallach, E.R., 85
Ewing, R.G., 95 Matthews, L.J., 85 Wojcik, L., 11
Fornarini, S., 123, 137 Nsouli, B., 111
Friedman, M., 95 Yau, A.Y., 1
Occhiucci, G., 123, 137
Ghosh, P.K., 105 Ottinger, Ch., Rl Zhao, H., 17

International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Processes 127 (1993) 195-197
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SUBJECT INDEX
Acceleration region Drift tube
A study of acceleration region processes in a double- Ion distribution profiles in the drift region of an ion
focusing mass spectrometer. Part 1 27 mobility spectrometer 95
Acrylamide EI
Polymerization of acrylamide in the conditions of fast Electron impact ionisation of H, (D2) molecules: kinetic
atom bombardment mass spectrometry 161 energy distributions of H* (D*) 57
Ammonia Electron affinity
High pressure investigation of ion/molecule reactions in Electron affinities of BH, B,, BC and BN molecules
mixtures of ammonia and argon, and _ pure determined using charge inversion spectrometry 147
ammonia 11 Electron induced desorption
Anions Desorption of thermally labile organic molecules
Gas-phase fragmentations of anionic complexes of induced by kilovolt electrons 75
serine- and threonine-containing peptides 17 Electronic sputtering
Secondary emission of negative ions and electrons
resulting from electronic sputtering of cesium salts: dif-
Calcium
ferences between halides and oxygenated salts 111
Gas-phase fragmentations of anionic complexes of
Energy distribution
serine- and threonine-containing peptides 17
Ion kinetic energy distribution in nitrogen d.c. discharge
Cesium salts 105
Secondary emission of negative ions and electrons
resulting from electronic sputtering of cesium salts: dif- FAB
ferences between halides and oxygenated salts 111
Polymerization of acrylamide in the conditions of fast
Charge inversion
atom bombardment mass spectrometry 161
Electron affinities of BH, B,, BC and BN molecules
Surfactant and micellar influences on desorption and
determined using charge inversion spectrometry 147
fragmentation in liquid secondary ion mass spectro-
Chemical ionization
metry 169
High pressure investigation of ion/molecule reactions in
Fourier-transform mass spectrometry
mixtures of ammonia and argon, and _ pure
Ionic Lewis superacids in the gas phase. Part 2. Reac-
ammonia 11 tions of gaseous CF} with oxygen bases 123
Chemiluminescence
The B'A — A'TI chemiluminescence of CH* and CD* Ionic Lewis superacids in the gas phase. Part 3. Reac-
tions of gaseous CF; with nitrogen bases 137
from C*(?P) + H>, D, collisions RI
Coincidence
Gas-phase ion chemistry
A coincidence counting study of spontaneous desorp-
Ionic Lewis superacids in the gas phase. Part 2. Reac-
tion 1
tions of gaseous CF} with oxygen bases 123
Ionic Lewis superacids in the gas phase. Part 3. Reac-
D.c. discharge tions of gaseous CF} with nitrogen bases 137
Ion kinetic energy distribution in nitrogen d.c. discharge Gaseous Lewis superacids
105 Ionic Lewis superacids in the gas phase. Part 2. Reac-
Deuterium tions of gaseous CF; with oxygen bases 123
Electron impact ionisation of H, (D) molecules: kinetic Ionic Lewis superacids in the gas phase. Part 3. Reac-
energy distributions of HX (D*) 57 tions of gaseous CF} with nitrogen bases 137
Double-charge transfer Glow discharge
Electron affinities of BH, B,, BC and BN molecules Ion kinetic energy distribution in nitrogen d.c. dis-
determined using charge inversion spectrometry 147 charge 105
196
Hydrogen Metastable ions
Electron impact ionisation of H, (D ) molecules: A study of acceleration region processes in a double-
kinetic energy distributions of HX (D*) 57 focusing mass spectrometer. Part 1 27
Micelle
Ion collection
Surfactant and micellar influences on desorption and
Time-of-flight mass reflectron with a large area of ion
fragmentation in liquid secondary ion mass spectro-
collection 45
metry 169
lon density
Molecular orbital calculations
Ion distribution profiles in the drift region of an ion
Ab initio molecular orbital study on R;SiCO*/
mobility spectrometer 95
R;SiOC* (R = HorCH;) 183
Ion dissociation
Multiply-charged ions
A study of acceleration region processes in a double-
A study of acceleration region processes in a double-
focusing mass spectrometer. Part | 27
focusing mass spectrometer. Part 1 27
Ion kinetics
Ionic Lewis superacids in the gas phase. Part 2. Reac- Nucleosides
tions of gaseous CF; with oxygen bases 123 Surfactant and micellar influences on desorption and
Ionic Lewis superacids in the gas phase. Part 3. Reac- fragmentation in liquid secondary ion mass spectro-
tions of gaseous CF; with nitrogen bases 137 metry 169
Ion mobility spectrometry
Peptides
Ion distribution profiles in the drift region of an ion
Gas-phase fragmentations of anionic complexes of
mobility spectrometer 95
serine- and threonine-containing peptides 17
Ion paths
Polymerization
Ion distribution profiles in the drift region of an ion
Polymerization of acrylamide in the conditions of fast
mobility spectrometer 95
atom bombardment mass spectrometry 161
Ion source
Predissociation
Time-of-flight mass reflectron with a large area of ion
The B'A— A'II chemiluminescence of CH* and
collection 45
CD* from C*(?P) + H>, D, collisions RI
Ion/molecule reactions
High pressure investigation of ion/molecule reactions R;SiCO*/R;SiOC* (R = H or CH;)
in mixtures of ammonia and argon, and pure ammo- Ab initio molecular orbital study on R,;SiCO™/
nia 11 R;SiOC* (R = HorCH;) 183
The B'A— A'II chemiluminescence of CH* and Radiolysis
CD* from C*?P) + H>, D, collisions RI Secondary emission of negative ions and electrons
resulting from electronic sputtering of cesium salts:
Kinetic energy distributions
differences between halides and oxygenated salts 111
Electron impact ionisation of H, (D) molecules:
Rate constants
kinetic energy distributions of H* (D*) 57
High pressure investigation of ion/molecule reactions
Laser microprobe mass spectrometry in mixtures of ammonia and argon, and pure ammo-
Matrix effects on the relative sensitivity factors nia 11
measured by laser microprobe mass spectrometry 85 Reflectron mass spectrometer
Liquid secondary ion mass spectrometry Slow dissociation reactions of singly charged ions in
Surfactant and micellar influences on desorption and reflectron mass spectrometers 67
fragmentation in liquid secondary ion mass spectro- Relative sensitivity factors
metry 169 Matrix effects on the relative sensitivity factors mea-
Mass reflectron sured by laser microprobe mass spectrometry 85
Time-of-flight mass reflectron with a large area of ion Secondary electron emission
collection 45 Secondary emission of negative ions and electrons
Mass spectrometry resulting from electronic sputtering of cesium salts:
A study of acceleration region processes in a double- differences between halides and oxygenated salts 111
focusing mass spectrometer. Part 1 27 Secondary ion emission
Matrix effects Secondary emission of negative ions and electrons
Matrix effects on the relative sensitivity factors resulting from electronic sputtering of cesium salts:
measured by laser microprobe mass spectrometry 85 differences between halides and oxygenated salts 111
Serine Threonine
Gas-phase fragmentations of anionic complexes of Gas-phase fragmentations of anionic complexes of
serine- and threonine-containing peptides 17 serine- and threonine-containing peptides 17
Spectroscopy Time of flight
The B'A— A'TI chemiluminescence of CH* and A coincidence counting study of spontaneous desorp-
CD* from C*(?P) + H>, D, collisions RI tion 1
Desorption of thermally labile organic molecules
Spontaneous desorption
induced by kilovolt electrons 75
A coincidence counting study of spontaneous desorp-
Secondary emission of negative ions and electrons
tion 1
resulting from electronic sputtering of cesium salts:
Steroid glucuronides
differences between halides and oxygenated salts 111
Surfactant and micellar influences on desorption and
Slow dissociation reactions of singly charged ions in
fragmentation in liquid secondary ion mass spectro-
reflectron mass spectrometers 67
metry 169
Time-of-flight mass reflectron with a large area of ion
Structures and stabilities
collection 45
Ab initio molecular orbital study on R,SiCO*/
Trifluoromethyl cation
R;SiOC* (R = HorCH;) 183
Ionic Lewis superacids in the gas phase. Part 2. Reac-
Styrene
tions of gaseous CF} with oxygen bases 123
Slow dissociation reactions of singly charged ions in
Ionic Lewis superacids in the gas phase. Part 3. Reac-
reflectron mass spectrometers 67
tions of gaseous CF} with nitrogen bases 137
Surfactant
Surfactant and micellar influences on desorption and Yield
fragmentation in liquid secondary ion mass spectro- A coincidence counting study of spontaneous desorp-
metry 169 tion 1