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Carbon nanotube electron ionization source for portable mass spectrometry
Theresa Evans-Nguyen
, Charles B. Parker
, Christina Hammock
, Andrew H. Monica
, Elena Adams
, Luann Becker
, Jeffrey T. Glass
, Robert J. Cotter
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Carbon Nanotubes
100%
Electron Ionization
100%
Ion Source
100%
Portable Mass Spectrometry
100%
Low Power
33%
CO 2
33%
Quadrupole Ion Trap
33%
Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer
33%
Power Consumption
33%
Ring Electrode
33%
Mass Spectrometry Instrumentation
33%
Mars Atmosphere
33%
Switching Characteristics
33%
Cold Cathode
33%
Carbon Nanotube Emitter
33%
Low Voltage
33%
Electron Source
33%
Engineering
Carbon Nanotube
100%
Mass Spectrum
100%
Mass Spectrometry
100%
Mass Spectroscopy
100%
Filament Source
50%
Mass Spectrometer
25%
Electric Power Utilization
25%
Ring Electrode
25%
Torr
25%
Cold Cathode
25%
Chemistry
Mass Spectrometry
100%
Carbon Nanotube
100%
Electron Ionization
100%
Filament
50%
Quadrupole
25%
Ion Trap
25%
electronics
25%
electrode
25%
Mass Spectrometer
25%
Material Science
Carbon Nanotube
100%
Mass Spectrometry
100%
Electron Ionization
100%
Cathode
25%
Protective Atmosphere
25%
Physics
Mass Spectroscopy
100%
Carbon Nanotube
100%
Mass Spectrometer
25%
Quadrupole
25%
Electron Source
25%
electrode
25%
Mars Atmosphere
25%
Immunology and Microbiology
Mass Spectrometry
100%
Electron Ionization
100%
Electric Potential
50%