Instrumentation
Glow discharge mass spectrometry GDMS
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Instrumentation
Glow discharge mass spectrometry GDMS

Authors : Frédéric CHARTIER, Michel TABARANT

Publication date: March 10, 2008, Review date: October 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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2. Instrumentation

A GDMS instrument consists of a glow discharge source to form ions, a mass spectrometer comprising a mass separator and a detector, and a data acquisition and processing system (Figure 7 ).

2.1 Glow discharge sources

Schematically, a glow discharge source consists of a cathode (the sample to be analyzed), an anode, and an insulating block separating the two electrodes. The source is pressurized with argon, before the electrical discharge is applied between the two electrodes.

Various glow discharge lamp geometries have been, and are still being, developed for use in GDMS [7]...

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