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2 Channel Selected Ion Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometer (SI/CIMS-2)

Status

Operated By: 
PI

Titration of OH in H2SO4 and measurement of H2SO4 and MSA via proton exchange with NO3-. DMSO and DMSO2 are reacted with NH4+ ions. In all cases concentrations are determined by product/reactant ion ratios. Ion ratios are measured with quadrupole mass spectrometers.

OH measurements used to understand fast photooxidation chemistry; H2SO4 used to investigate particle nucleation; H2SO4 and MSA used to understand particle growth; DMSO and DMSO2 to investigate DMS oxidation process and its relation to particle production and growth.

Instrument Type: 
Measurements: 
Point(s) of Contact: 
Fred Eisele (POC; PI)