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Free electron interaction with genistein: positive and negative ion formation.
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Abstract
Genistein is a member of the group of isoflavones, which are present in edible plants and possess several health supporting properties. In this work we used a crossed beam experiment coupled to mass spectrometry. We investigated the formation of anions and cations from neutral genistein upon the interaction with electrons having kinetic energies from about 0 eV to 70 eV. In the case of negative ion formation, we find the intact negatively charged genistein as the most abundant anionic species. The dehydrogenated parent anion is observed as the only fragment anion formed by dissociative electron attachment to genistein. The parent and dehydrogenated species also represent prominent cations. However, we also observe abundant signals for ions formed upon cleavage of the centred ring
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