Ionisation Chimique de Composés Aromatiques Nitrés

Les dissociation induites par collisions d'ions [MH‐30]+ observés lors de l'ionization chimique (méthane) de composés aromatiques nitrés indiquent que ces ions sont formés par réduction suivie de protonation et non par perte de NO⋅ des ions moléculaires protonés. The collision induced diss...

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Veröffentlicht in:Organic Mass Spectrometry 1979-02, Vol.14 (2), p.117-118
Hauptverfasser: Maquestiau, A., Van Haverbeke, Y., Flammang, R., Mispreuve, H., Elguero, J.
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description Les dissociation induites par collisions d'ions [MH‐30]+ observés lors de l'ionization chimique (méthane) de composés aromatiques nitrés indiquent que ces ions sont formés par réduction suivie de protonation et non par perte de NO⋅ des ions moléculaires protonés. The collision induced dissociations of [MH – 30]+ ions observed in the chemical ionization (methane) mass spectra of some nitro aromatic compounds show that these ions are formed by reduction in the ion source with subsequent protonation and not by the previously reported losses of NO· from the protonated molecular ions.
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