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By analogy with the the peak width definition of [[Mass Resolution|mass resolution]], a peak showing the number of ions as a function of their translational energy should be used to give a value for energy resolution. | By analogy with the the peak width definition of [[Mass Resolution|mass resolution]], a peak showing the number of ions as a function of their translational energy should be used to give a value for energy resolution. | ||
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By analogy with the the peak width definition of mass resolution, a peak showing the number of ions as a function of their translational energy should be used to give a value for energy resolution. |
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