Microelectrospray
From Mass Spectrometry Terms
| DRAFT DEFINITION |
| Microelectrospray |
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Electrospray ionization at a solvent flow rate less than 1 μL/min. |
| Considered between 2004 and 2006 but not included in the 2006 PAC submission |
| Wikipedia link: Microelectrospray |
| REVISION 5 |
| Microelectrospray |
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Electrospray ionization at a low solvent flow rate, typically several microliters per minute or lower, where a pump is used to provide the sample flow. Related term: nanoelectrospray. |
References:
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| Mass spectrometry terms project - included in PAC Revision 5 (March 2009)
PEER REVIEW OF THIS TERM HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED |
| JOURNAL OF CHROMATOGRAPHY GLOSSARY |
| Microelectrospray |
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A form of electrospray ionization at a low solvent flow rate that is typically several microliters per minute or lower. In contrast to nanoelectrospray, a pump is used to provide the liquid flow; however dynamic nanoelectrospray is also used to describe this configuration. |
Reference:
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| Journal of Chromatography Glossary of Terms (March 2010) |
