General principles are reviewed for ion mobility spectrometry including new methods for ion separation through field dependent mobilities in strong electric fields with high frequency asymmetric waveform. Additionally, recent advances in the instrumentation for the characterization of ion mobilities in air at ambient pressure are described and critically reviewed. Advances in instrumentation, understanding of principles of measurements by IMS, and the development of hyphenated technologies have resulted in an increase in the number of applications in recent years.
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