Quiz: Ionisation in Mass Spectrometry
AQA 7405 A-Level Chemistry
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Building on what you've learned about atomic structure and mass spectrometry principles, let's test your understanding of ionisation in mass spectrometry!
What is the main purpose of ionisation in a time-of-flight mass spectrometer?
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Which methods can be used for ionisation in mass spectrometry? (Select all that apply)
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Electron impact ionisation involves firing {{blank0}} at a sample to remove an {{blank1}}.
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In electron impact ionisation, a molecule loses one electron. If the original molecule had 10 electrons, how many electrons does the ion have now?
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In electrospray ionisation, what causes the solvent to evaporate and leave charged ions?
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What are the advantages of electrospray ionisation? (Select all that apply)
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In electrospray ionisation, the sample is dissolved in a volatile {{blank0}} and sprayed through a {{blank1}}.
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