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[3] Detectors

Evans, 1990

Document ID
10624378592788257705
Author
Evans S
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Methods in enzymology

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Publisher Summary This chapter describes detectors. Detectors for mass spectrometers fall into two main categories: direct measurement detectors, which detect the charge arriving at the detector, and multiplier detectors, which use electron multiplication to give a signal of …
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