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A phenomenon observed in a [[Paul ion trap]] whereby an appropriate combination of oscillating electric fields applied to the body and the end-caps of the trap leads to unstable trajectories for ions within a particular range of ''[[m/z]]'' values and thus to their loss from the trap. | A phenomenon observed in a [[Paul ion trap]] whereby an appropriate combination of oscillating electric fields applied to the body and the end-caps of the trap leads to unstable trajectories for ions within a particular range of ''[[m/z]]'' values and thus to their loss from the trap. | ||
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Appropriate combination of oscillating electric fields applied to an ion trap that leads to unstable trajectories for ions within a particular range of m/z values and thus to their loss from the trap. | |||
Related term: [[mass selective axial ejection]] | |||
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#G. C. Stafford, P. E. Kelley, J. E. P. Syka, W. E. Reynolds, J. F. J. Todd. Int. J. Mass Spectrom. Ion Proc. 60, 85-98 (1984). | |||
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