How Mass.S works

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AS-level Chemistry (Mass Spectrometer) Mind Map on How Mass.S works, created by s_phie5 on 01/28/2014.
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How Mass.S works
  1. 1) Sample is heated if not already a gas its vapourised
    1. 2) IONISATION
      1. Gaseous atoms are bombarded by electrons from gun
        1. knocking e- out of the atom making a +ve ion
        2. 3) ACCELERATION
          1. +ve ions attracted to -ve charged electrical plates
            1. ions are charged and accelerated by attractive forse of electric field
            2. 4) DEFLECTION
              1. charged particles deflected by magnetic field
                1. faster/heavier/less charged ions= small deflection
                2. 5)DETECTION
                  1. each ion takes different path due to deflection
                    1. detected when +ve ions hit -ve plate
                      1. Causes a current
                        1. is amplified and sent to computer
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