3. Analytical characteristics

GDMS analytical characteristics are highly dependent on the nature of the sample, its matrix and its preparation, as well as the geometry of the source, the mass spectrometer used and the operating conditions...

Typical values are given in the following paragraphs and, depending on the instrumentation used, clarified by the examples cited in § 4 .

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Commercial instruments

(non-exhaustive list)

While many GDMS in use have been developed by analytical R laboratories from ICPMS, SSMS, electron impact source mass spectrometers, etc., various manufacturers have marketed GDMS. These include :