File:Sampling objects with the DART ion source.png
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English: Left: a disposable glass capillary dipped in olive oil is held in the sample chamber between the DART ion source (right) and the spectrometer inlet (cone on left). Right: an elastic o-ring is suspended in the DART gas stream to identify additives and contaminants. |
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