Thermospray Ionization
Thermospray Ionization is an atmospheric pressure ionization technique in mass spectrometry that involves the thermal desolvation of a liquid sample to generate ions via a heated nebulizer probe, distinguishing it from other ionization methods by its reliance on controlled vaporization and rapid cooling to produce gas-phase ions.
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Peter van Calsteren, Johannes Schwieters · International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Processes · 1995 · 61 citations
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