TOF-SIMS analysis of organic matter
As an example of organic matter analysis, I would like to introduce a case where polyethylene glycol was analyzed.
TOF-SIMS can detect elements and organic molecules, as well as fragment ions, making it effective for organic analysis. As an example of organic analysis, we will introduce a case study of polyethylene glycol. Secondary ion mass spectra can provide valuable insights for the qualitative analysis of organic substances. In this case study, we can confirm the characteristic repeating structure of polyethylene glycol (C2H4O) as a peak group with a mass difference of 44. Calculating from the mass number, it is inferred that the terminal groups are H- and HO-, suggesting they are detected as protonated species. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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