Mass Spectrometer Analyses Using a Viscous Leak

H. C. Mattraw; R. E. Patterson; C. F. Pachucki

Applied Spectroscopy
Vol. 8,
Issue 3,
pp. 117-120
(1954)

Mass Spectrometer Analyses Using a Viscous Leak

H. C. Mattraw, R. E. Patterson, and C. F. Pachucki

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H. C. Mattraw, R. E. Patterson, and C. F. Pachucki, "Mass Spectrometer Analyses Using a Viscous Leak," Appl. Spectrosc. 8, 117-120 (1954)

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Abstract

Suitable dimensions of capillaries have been given which will provide continuous sampling of gas streams at 100-1000 mm(Hg). Methods of calibration of these capillaries (viscous leaks) for mass spectrometer analyses are presented.

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