atmospheric pressure chemical ionization

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Atmospheric pressure chemical ionization is a soft ionization technique used in mass spectrometry to analyze relatively less volatile and thermally stable compounds under atmospheric pressure conditions.

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instanceOf ionization technique
mass spectrometry ion source
soft ionization method
abbreviation APCI
advantage good for moderately polar compounds
less susceptible to ion suppression than ESI for some analytes
tolerant to higher mobile phase flow rates
analyzes less volatile compounds
thermally stable compounds
canOperateIn negative ion mode
category atmospheric pressure ionization technique
commonlyCoupledWith LC–MS NERFINISHED
high performance liquid chromatography
commonlyUsedFor environmental analysis
metabolite profiling
pesticide analysis
pharmaceutical analysis
contrastWith electron ionization
matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization
developedFor liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry
environment atmospheric pressure region outside mass spectrometer orifice
ionizationMechanism charge transfer reactions
gas phase ion–molecule reactions
proton transfer reactions
limitation less suitable for very nonvolatile analytes
less suitable for very thermally labile analytes
operatesAt atmospheric pressure
produces [M+H]+ ions
[M−H]− ions
deprotonated molecules
protonated molecules
reagentIonFormation solvent ionization by corona discharge
relatedTo atmospheric pressure photoionization
chemical ionization
electrospray ionization
sampleIntroduction liquid effluent from LC
solution sprayed into heated region
transferToMassAnalyzer sampling orifice
skimmer cone
typicallyOperatesIn positive ion mode GENERATED
usedIn mass spectrometry
uses corona discharge needle
drying gas
heated nebulizer
nebulizing gas
reagent ions
vaporizes analyte molecules
mobile phase

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SCIEX hasTechnology atmospheric pressure chemical ionization