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AssigneeThe Dow Chemical Company
InventorsRobert G. Cooks, Mark E. Bier, Jennifer S. Brodbelt, James C. Tou, Lemoyne B. Westover
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A device for introducing a sample into a mass spectrometer which generally comprises a probe which is connected to the mass spectrometer and a semipermeable capillary tube connected at the end of the probe. The probe includes conduit passageways for permitting bidirectional fluid flow through the probe, and the capillary tube is connected to the end of the probe so as to permit the flow of a fluid containing the sample to be analyzed through the probe and the capillary tube. This fluid flow through the capillary tube will enable at least a portion of the sample to be transferred into the mass spectrometer via diffusion through the capillary tube.
A device for introducing a sample into a mass spectrometer, comprising:
In a mass spectrometer having an ion source for ionizing a sample to be analyzed by said mass spectrometer, a device for introducing a sample into the ion source of said mass spectrometer, comprising:
A method of introducing a sample into a mass spectrometer, comprising the steps of:
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