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Charge-mode electrometer measurements of S-isotopic compositions on SHRIMP-SI

Ireland et al., 2014

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Ireland T
Schram N
Holden P
Lanc P
Ávila J
Armstrong R
Amelin Y
Latimore A
Corrigan D
Clement S
Foster J
Compston W
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International Journal of Mass Spectrometry

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Measurement of ion currents is fundamental to isotope ratio measurements. For small signals, discrete ion arrivals can be detected in pulse counting systems. This procedure works well until a few hundred thousand counts per second when dead time and gain drift …
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