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==Table of laser-based ambient ionization techniques== | ==Table of laser-based ambient ionization techniques== | ||
Click the header box to sort the [[ambient ionization techniques]]. | |||
[[File:Ambient Laser.jpg|thumb|left|500 px|Schematic of laser-based ambient ionization]] | [[File:Ambient Laser.jpg|thumb|left|500 px|Schematic of laser-based ambient ionization]] | ||
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|UV<br>IR | |UV<br>IR | ||
|Direct | |Direct | ||
|IR | |No matrix with IR | ||
|(2000) {{doi}}10.1021/ac990998k | |(2000) {{doi}}10.1021/ac990998k | ||
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|[[CALDI]] | |||
|[[Charge assisted laser desorption/ionization]] | |||
|UV (337 nm) | |||
|[[Chemical ionization]] | |||
|Pulsed corona discharge | |||
|(2008) {{doi}}10.1016/j.jasms.2008.02.012 | |||
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|UV<br>near-IR | |UV<br>near-IR | ||
|[[Electrospray]] | |[[Electrospray]] | ||
| | |Matrix or no-matrix versions | ||
|(2007) {{doi}}10.1002/rcm.3011 | |(2007) {{doi}}10.1002/rcm.3011 | ||
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|[[HALDI]] | |||
|[[High-voltage-assisted laser desorption ionization]] | |||
|near-IR (1064 nm) | |||
|Droplet evaporation | |||
|Liquid sample | |||
|(2013) {{doi}}10.1002/rcm.6499 | |||
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|[[IR-LAMICI]] | |[[IR-LAMICI]] | ||
|[[Infrared laser ablation metastable-induced chemical ionization]] | |[[Infrared laser ablation metastable-induced chemical ionization]] | ||
|IR | |IR (2940 nm) | ||
|[[Chemical ionization]] | |[[Chemical ionization]] | ||
| | |Glow discharge | ||
|(2010) {{doi}}10.1021/ac902905v | |(2010) {{doi}}10.1021/ac902905v | ||
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|IR | |IR | ||
|[[Electrospray]] | |[[Electrospray]] | ||
| | |Commercial product | ||
|(2007) {{doi}}10.1021/ac071181r | |(2007) {{doi}}10.1021/ac071181r | ||
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|[[Laser ablation flowing atmospheric pressure afterglow]] | |[[Laser ablation flowing atmospheric pressure afterglow]] | ||
|UV | |UV | ||
| | |[[Chemical ionization]] | ||
| | |Afterglow | ||
|(2008) {{doi}}10.1021/ac801594u | |(2008) {{doi}}10.1021/ac801594u | ||
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|[[Laser ablation inductively coupled plasma]] | |[[Laser ablation inductively coupled plasma]] | ||
|UV, IR, ns, fs | |UV, IR, ns, fs | ||
| | |[[Charge transfer ionization]], [[Penning ionization]], etc. | ||
| | |Inductively coupled plasma | ||
|(1985) {{doi}}10.1039/an9851000551 | |(1985) {{doi}}10.1039/an9851000551 | ||
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|(2002) {{doi}}10.1021/ac020402k | |(2002) {{doi}}10.1021/ac020402k | ||
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|[[LDI]] | |[[LDI]] | ||
|[[Laser desorption ionization]] | |[[Laser desorption ionization]] | ||
| | |IR, UV | ||
|Direct | |Direct | ||
|Ambient LDI | |Ambient LDI<br> | ||
Same as IR AP-MALDI with endogenous matrix | |||
|(1984) {{doi}}10.1021/ac00268a023 | |(1984) {{doi}}10.1021/ac00268a023 | ||
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|[[LDSPI]] | |||
|[[Laser desorption spray post-ionization]] | |||
|near-IR (1064 nm) | |||
|[[Electrospray]] | |||
|Intended as umbrella term for ELDI, IR-LADESI, LAESI and MALDESI etc. | |||
|(2010) {{doi}}10.1002/rcm.4527 | |||
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|IR, UV | |IR, UV | ||
|[[Electrospray]] | |[[Electrospray]] | ||
|Matrix used with UV laser | |Matrix used with UV laser<br>IR can use endogenous matrix | ||
|(2006) http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jasms.2006.08.003 | |(2006) http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jasms.2006.08.003 | ||
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|UV | |UV | ||
|Direct | |Direct | ||
| | |Aerosol particle LDI | ||
|(2009) {{doi}}10.1021/ac901208h | |(2009) {{doi}}10.1021/ac901208h | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:34, 4 October 2014
Table of laser-based ambient ionization techniques
Click the header box to sort the ambient ionization techniques.
