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Review on the Use of Track Membranes in Mass Spectral Analysis of Solutions

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The review describes the general principles of using interfaces based on track membranes with nanoscale channels for the transport of ions from polar solutions to the vapor phase (vacuum). They are able to provide the direct input of ions from polar solutions to the vacuum chamber of mass spectrometers of various designs. Various modes of ion extraction from solutions are considered. The application of membrane interfaces to the extraction of ions of bioorganic compounds under atmospheric conditions is demonstrated. A possibility of using such interfaces in tandem devices is also shown.

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Balakin, A.A. Review on the Use of Track Membranes in Mass Spectral Analysis of Solutions. J Anal Chem 77, 1621–1635 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1061934822130019

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