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Revision as of 18:14, 9 June 2025
Terms that are in the IUPAC Gold Book.
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Pages in category "Gold Book term"
The following 139 pages are in this category, out of 139 total.
A
C
D
F
- Faraday cup
- Fast atom bombardment ionization
- Field desorption
- Field ionization
- Fission fragment ionization
- Fixed neutral loss (gain) scan
- Fixed neutral loss (gain) spectrum
- Fixed precursor ion scan
- Fixed product ion scan
- Fourier transform-ion cyclotron resonance-mass spectrometer
- Fragment ion
- Fragmentation reaction
I
- Intensity relative to base peak (in mass spectrometry)
- Ion
- Ion collector
- Ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometer
- Ion energy loss spectrum
- Ion kinetic energy spectrometry
- Ion kinetic energy spectrum
- Ion microscopy
- Ion source
- Ion-pair formation
- Ion/molecule reaction
- Ion/neutral exchange reaction
- Ion/neutral reaction
- Ion/neutral species exchange reaction
- Ionic dissociation
- Ionization
- Ionization efficiency
- Ionization efficiency curve
- Ionizing collision
- Isotope
- Isotope pattern
- Isotopolog ion
- Isotopomeric ion
M
- Magnetic deflection
- Magnetic field scan
- Mass analysis
- Mass number
- Mass peak
- Mass range
- Mass spectrograph
- Mass spectrometer focusing system (deflection system)
- Mass spectrometer operating on the linear accelerator principle
- Mass spectrometric detector
- Mass spectrometry
- Mass spectroscopy
- Mass spectrum
- Mass/charge ratio
- Mattauch-Herzog geometry
- McLafferty rearrangement
- Metastable ion
- Molecular ion
- Monoisotopic mass spectrum
- Multiphoton ionization
- Multiple peak scanning
- M/z
