The design and performance of a new time-of-flight mass spectrometer is reported. The instrument combines the advantages of a pulsed drawout TOF analyzer with a liquid secondary ion source. Differences from commercially available pulsed TOF analyzers (Wiley/McLaren type) are discussed with regard to operation with ion desorption from a liquid matrix.
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