Single charged ions

Energy is released on formation of the singly-charged ion but a greater amount of energy is required to add a second electron and... [Pg.33]

Most ion sources produce singly charged ions, i.e., z = I and the ranges shown here apply to such ions. Matrix assisted methods may produce ions with r > 1. When = 1, m/z. = m, viz., mass can be measured directly. An ES ion source produces ions with z > 1 and this effectively extends the mass ranges that can be examined. For example, with z = 1 and m = 10,000, the m/z value is 10,000 and this would be beyond tbe capabilities of a quadrupole instrument. [Pg.282]

Multiply charged ions such as adsorb on an ionic surface more strongly than singly charged ions such as Cl. The addition of a solution of... [Pg.547]

Development Process Parameters. If a photoreceptor 50 im thick is charged uniformly to a surface potential of 1000 V, assuming a typical dielectric constant of 5, the amount of charge per square centimeter of the photoreceptor is 100 nC. One electronic charge amounts to 1.6 X 10 C thus 6 x 10 singly charged ions would reside on each square centimeter of surface. To achieve complete photodischarge, therefore,... [Pg.136]

Thus, the QASes of the asymmetrical stmcture with improved steric accessibility of the exchange centre show the high selectivity to double-charged cadmium bromide complex ions relative to single-charged ions. [Pg.264]

The archetype of the ionic ceramic is sodium chloride ("rocksalt"), NaCl, shown in Fig. 16.1(a). Each sodium atom loses an electron to a chlorine atom it is the electrostatic attraction between the Na ions and the CF ions that holds the crystal together. To achieve the maximum electrostatic interaction, each Na has 6 CF neighbours and no Na neighbours (and vice versa) there is no way of arranging single-charged ions that does better than this. So most of the simple ionic ceramics with the formula AB have the rocksalt structure. [Pg.168]

Eor instance, the contribution of water beyond 12 A from a singly charged ion is 13.7 kcal/mol to the solvation free energy or 27.3 kcal/mol to the solvation energy of that ion. The optimal treatment is to use Ewald sums, and the development of fast methods for biological systems is a valuable addition (see Chapter 4). However, proper account must be made for the finite size of the system in free energy calculations [48]. [Pg.399]

Atoms and ions are excited via collisions, probably mainly with electrons, and then emit light. Most elements with ionization energies less than 8 eV exist mainly as singly charged ions in the plasma. Therefore, spectral lines from ions are most intense for these elements, whereas elements with high ionization energies (such as B, Si, Se and As), as well as the easily ionized alkalis (Li, Na, K, Rb, and Cs), emit most strongly as atoms. [Pg.635]

The relative selectivities of strongly acid and strongly basic polystyrene resins, with about 8 per cent DVB, for singly charged ions are summarised in Table 7.2. It should be noted that the relative selectivities for certain ions may vary with a change in the extent of cross-linking of the resin for example, with a 10 per cent DVB resin the relative selectivity values for Li+ and Cs+ ions are 1.00 and 4.15, respectively. [Pg.191]

Direct-reading meters suitable for use with ion-selective electrodes are available from a number of manufacturers they are sometimes referred to as ion activity meters. They are very similar in construction to pH meters, and most can in fact be used as a pH meter, but by virtue of the extended range of measurements for which they must be used (anions as well as cations, and doubly charged as well as singly charged ions), the circuitry is necessarily more complex and scale expansion facilities are included. They are commonly used in the millivolt mode. [Pg.567]

Two or more electro-active ions may be determined successively if their half-wave potentials differ by at least 0.4 volt for singly charged ions and 0.2 volt for doubly charged ions provided that the ions are present in approximately equal concentrations. If the concentrations differ considerably, the difference... [Pg.603]

The relative weights 8 2-74 for Li and Li+ (= Li-) correspond to 43 % neutral atoms and 28 5 % each of anions and cations. Calculations based on minimizing the energy of the system also indicate similar values for the ratio of atoms to anions and cations. The rule of essential electrical neutrality (Pauling 19486) would require that only the singly-charged ions need be considered. [Pg.375]

The polarity and thermal instability of biopolymers, together with the almost exclusive formation of singly charged ions renders APCl an inappropriate ionization technique for their study. Much of the early work involving electrospray ionization, on the other hand, was connected with the analysis of this type of molecule, in particular determining the molecular weight of proteins for which it is particularly effective. [Pg.198]

In APCI, droplets are generated by a combination of heat and a nebulizing gas. While the analytes are embedded in a droplet, and thus protected to some extent from the heat, many thermally labile materials are decomposed. In addition, ionization occurs mainly by ion-molecule reactions and yields predominantly singly charged ions. If, therefore, compounds do not undergo thermal degradation, a mass spectrometer with extended mass range would be required to detect any ions formed. [Pg.297]

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