معرفی کتاب «Sector Field Mass Spectrometry for Elemental and Isotopic Analysis: RSC (New Developments in Mass Spectrometry, Volume 3)» نوشتهٔ Thomas Prohaska, Johanna Irrgeher, Andreas Zitek, Norbert Jakubowski, Simon Gaskell، منتشرشده توسط نشر Royal Society of Chemistry در سال 2014. این کتاب در فرمت pdf، زبان انگلیسی ارائه شده است.
This book was triggered by the success story of sector field mass spectrometry in elemental and isotopic analysis since the first presentation of the mass spectrum of Ne a hundred years ago. The outstanding and unique features of sector field mass spectrometry - high sensitivity, high mass resolution and simultaneous multiple ion detection – have paved the way for its widespread and successful application across different scientific disciplines. Written, compiled and edited by world renowned experts, this book is intended to provide deep insight into the topic along with fundamental knowledge about elemental and isotopic analysis. Aimed at scientists in the field of natural and life sciences, instrument manufacturers, practitioners and graduate students, it provides solid information about the methodological background and analytical capabilities of sector field mass spectrometry. A detailed description of peculiarities and an overview of the most relevant applications making use of specific techniques employing sector field mass analysers (ICP-MS, GDMS, TIMS, SIMS and IRMS) are given, including a presentation of the currently available commercial instruments. This approach guarantees that readers are thoroughly introduced to and familiarized with the fascinating inter- and transdisciplinary field of sector field mass spectrometry. Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig1; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig2; Fig2; Fig3; Fig3; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4; Fig4. Fig4fig4; Fig5; Fig5; Fig6; Fig6; Fig5; Fig5; Fig5; Fig5; Fig6; Fig6; Fig5; Fig5; Fig6; Fig6; Fig5; Fig5; Fig6; Fig6; Fig5; Fig5; Fig6; Fig6; Fig5; Fig5; Fig6; Fig6; Fig5; Fig5; Fig6; Fig6; Fig5; Fig5; Fig6; Fig6; Fig6; Fig6; Fig5; Fig5; Fig5; Fig5; Fig6; Fig6; Fig5; Fig5; Fig6; Fig6; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig7; Fig8; Fig8; Fig9; Fig9; Fig8; Fig8; Fig9; Fig9; Fig8; Fig8; Fig8; Fig8; Fig8; Fig8; Fig9; Fig9; Fig8; Fig8; Fig9; Fig9; Fig8; Fig8; Fig9; Fig9; Fig8; Fig8; Fig9; Fig9; Fig8; Fig8. Fig9fig9; Fig8; Fig8; Fig9; Fig9; Fig8; Fig8; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig10; Fig12; Fig12; Fig11; Fig11; Fig11; Fig11; Fig12; Fig12; Fig11; Fig11; Fig12; Fig12; Fig11; Fig11; Fig12; Fig12; Fig11; Fig11; Fig12; Fig12; Fig11; Fig11; Fig12; Fig12; Fig11; Fig11; Fig12; Fig12; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig13; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig14; Fig15; Fig15; Fig15; Fig15; Fig15; Fig15; Fig15; Fig15; Fig15. Fig15fig15; Fig15; Fig15; Fig15; _s_h_o_w_34_; _s_h_o_w_155_; Fig4a; Fig4a; Fig4b; Fig4b; Fig4c; Fig4c; Fig4d; Fig4d; Fig4e; Fig4e; Fig4f; Fig4f; _s_h_o_w_39_; Fig16; Fig16; Fig16; Fig16; Fig16; Fig16; Fig16; Fig16; Fig16; Fig16; Fig17; Fig17; Fig17; Fig17; Fig17; Fig17; Fig17; Fig17; Fig17; Fig17; Fig18; Fig18; Fig18; Fig18; Fig18; Fig18; Fig18; Fig18; Fig19; Fig19; Fig19; Fig19; Fig19; Fig19; Fig20; Fig20; Fig20; Fig20; Fig20; Fig20; Fig21; Fig21; Fig21; Fig21; Fig21; Fig21; Fig22; Fig22; Fig22; Fig22; Fig22; Fig22; Fig23; Fig23; Fig23; Fig23; Fig23; Fig23; Fig24; Fig24; Fig24; Fig24; Fig24. Fig24fig25; Fig25; Fig25; Fig25; Fig25; Fig25; Fig26; Fig26; Fig26; Fig26; Fig26; Fig26; Fig27; Fig27; Fig27; Fig27; Fig27; Fig27; Fig28; Fig28; Fig28; Fig28; Fig29; Fig29; Fig29; Fig29; _s_h_o_w_351_; Fig30; Fig30; _s_h_o_w_391_; _s_h_o_w_395_ [editors]: Thomas Prohaska, Johanna Irrgeher, Andreas Zitek, Norbert Jakubowski. Includes Index. Mode Of Access: World Wide Web.
This book was triggered by the success story of sector field mass spectrometry in elemental and isotopic analysis from the early days when the first mass spectrum of Ne was presented a hundred years ago. The outstanding and unique features of sector field mass spectrometry - high sensitivity, high mass resolution and simultaneous multiple ion detection - paved the way for its successful and increasing application in different fields of science.
Written, compiled and edited by worldwide renowned experts with profound expertise in sector field mass spectrometry related to elemental and isotopic analysis, this book is intended to provide deep insight into the topic along with fundamental knowledge about elemental and isotopic analysis. Aimed at scientists in the field of natural and life sciences, instrument manufacturers, practitioners and graduate students, this book provides solid information about the methodological background and analytical capabilities of sector field mass spectrometry.
A detailed description of peculiarities and an overview of the most relevant applications making use of specific techniques using sector field mass analysers (ICP-MS, GDMS, TIMS, SIMS and IRMS) are given, including a presentation of the currently available commercial instruments. This approach guarantees that readers are thoroughly introduced to and familiarized with the fascinating inter- and transdisciplinary field of sector field mass spectrometry.
This unique book focuses on the development of sector field mass spectrometers equipped with plasma (ICP or GD) sources, the instrumentation and applications in the field.