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Online: June 1996
Last update: August 2007
More information on Resonance Ionizing Mass Spectrometry
The Resonance Ionizing Mass Spectrometry (RIMS) consists of a glow-discharge source, a laser ionization step and a magnetic sector mass spectrometer (MS).
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