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Comparative Study of the Reactivity of Gaseous Ions in Selected Internal Energy States by Using a Tandem and a Triple Mass Spectrometer

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Molecular Ions

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Much of our knowledge of the structure, energetics, and other physical and chemical properties of molecular and fragment ions derives from the study of the various ways in which electromagnetic radiation and atomic particles can interact with matter. An interaction or a reaction implies that the reactants are transformed into final products, as a result of exchange of energy and particles between them. For a complete understanding of a particular interaction, we need to know the structure and energetics of the reactants, intermediate products, and final products involved.

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Szabo, I. (1983). Comparative Study of the Reactivity of Gaseous Ions in Selected Internal Energy States by Using a Tandem and a Triple Mass Spectrometer. In: Berkowitz, J., Groeneveld, KO.E. (eds) Molecular Ions. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-3664-8_28

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