Mass Spectrometry

SESSION 1- DESIGN ASPECTS – 1.1 Single Focusing Magnetic Deflection Mass Spectrometers – 1.2 The Design of Double Focusing Magnetic Deflection Instruments – 1.3 A New Cycloidal Mass Spectrometer – 1.4 A Time of Flight Mass Spectrometer – 1.5 Recent Developments in the Quadrupole Mass Filter – SESSION 2 – PHYSICAL AND CHROMATOGRAPHIC APPLICATIONS – 2.1 A Fast-scan Mass Spectrometer for Residual Gas Analysis and the Examination of Effluents from Gas Chromatography Columns – 2.2 Flavour Research with a Low Cost Fast-scan Mass Spectrometer – 2.3 A Gas Chromatograph-Mass Spectrometer Linkup Recent Developments – 2.4 A Small 1800 Deflection Partial Pressure-Total Pressure Gauge for Vacuum System Diagnosis – 2.5 A Cycloidal Mass Spectrometer Applied to the Measurement of the Speed of Sputter Ion Pumps – 2.6 The Sorption of Gases by Thin Films – SESSION 3 – CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS I – 3.1 The Use of a Quadrupole Mass Filter in the Study of a Reacting Surface – 3.2 Mass-spectrometric Investigation of the Formation of Di-imide by the Catalytic Decomposition of Hydrazine at Low Pressures on Platinum – 3.3 Rearrangement Processes in the Fragmentation of Organic Ions – 3.4
A Novel Ion in the Mass Spectra of Arylureas and Related Compounds – 3.5 Mass Spectra of Some Substituted Cyclotetrazenoboranes – 3.6 The Decomposition of 9,1O-Diphenylanthracene Under Electron Impact – SESSION 4 – CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS II – 4.1 Use of Multiplet Peaks in the Examination of High Molecular Weight Petroleum Fractions – 4.2 Inorganic Analysis of Spark Source Mass Spectrometry – 4.3 An Examination of Metal Chelates by Mass Spectrometry – 4.4 Data Handling and Instrumentation in the A.W.R.E. Mass Spectrometers – SYMPOSIUM IMPRESSIONS – INDEX