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publicationNumber EP-0323284-A1
titleOfInvention Method for detecting a chemical substance of known mass M
abstract Method for detecting a chemical body of known mass M, using an apparatus comprising an ion source (1) producing ions of the body of mass M from a gaseous atmosphere to be analyzed; a dissociation box (3) in which the ions of the body of mass M dissociate into fragments of known masses m₁, m₂, ... m p , characteristics of the body of mass M to be identified; an electrostatic analyzer (4) filtering the energy ions W; a magnetic analyzer (5) operating with an induction B o in its air gap, characterized in that: - the value B o is fixed by choosing values V o , W o for V and W such that a mass atom M o crosses the apparatus, which is done in known manner when the equations in which R is the radius of curvature of the path of the ion in the magnetic analyzer, are satisfied, - to then search for the presence in the atmosphere to be analyzed of the known body of mass M, capable of dissociating into known fragments of masses m₁ = x₁M, m₂ = x₂M, ... m p = x p M, we calibrate the apparatus for the specific search for mass M by giving V o and W o new values V ′ and W ′ such as: V′M = V o M o and W ′ = eV ′, then sequentially searching for the different fragments m p making each time V p = (V ′ / x 2 p ) and W p = (W ′ / x p ) which authorizes the mass ion m p to pass through the whole apparatus and to be highlighted by the ion detector, - we deduce the effective presence of the mass body M.
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