Browsing by Subject "Detection limit"

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  • Reinecke, Tobias; Kirk, Ansgar T.; Heptner, Andre; Niebuhr, D.; Böttger, S.; Zimmermann, Stefan (College Park, MA : American Institute of Physics (AIP), 2016)
    For the ionization of gaseous samples, most ion mobility spectrometers employ radioactive ionization sources, e.g., containing 63Ni or 3H. Besides legal restrictions, radioactive materials have the disadvantage of a constant ...
  • Bunert, Erik; Heptner, Andre; Reinecke, T.; Kirk, Ansgar T.; Zimmermann, Stefan (College Park, MA : American Institute of Physics (AIP), 2017)
    Ion mobility spectrometers (IMS) are devices for fast and very sensitive trace gas analysis. The measuring principle is based on an initial ionization process of the target analyte. Most IMS employ radioactive electron ...