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Noble gases analysis by static mass spectrometry Theory and instrumentation
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Conclusion
Noble gases analysis by static mass spectrometry Theory and instrumentation

Authors : Laurent ZIMMERMANN, David BEKAERT

Publication date: December 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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This article describes in detail the analysis of noble gases by static mode mass spectrometry, based on the technical characteristics of the latest generation of analyzers (e.g. SFT, Argus VI, Helix MC, NGX 600 and Noblesse). We discussed the principle of gas ionization in a Nier-type source, and the influence of the choice of parameters on the signals and peak shapes collected. The design of the flight tubes, the choice of detectors and their settings, and the acquisition of single- or multi-collection signals were also discussed.

Improvements to this analysis method could be envisaged in the future, thanks in particular to technological advances. These could include :

  • increasing sensitivity at constant trap current by pumping the flight tube with a turbomolecular pump whose discharge, connected to the source block,...

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