ArticleAnalytical sciences : the international journal of the Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry2026
Simultaneous detection of elements and molecules using laser ablation-ICP-MS/MS.
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Detections of elements and molecules in coffee beans were carried out using single ICP-MS/MS coupled with a laser ablation sampling technique. For elemental analysis, laser-induced sample particles were introduced into the ICP, where the elements were ionized as M⁺ through the hard ionisation achieved in the high-temperature and atmospheric-pressure plasma (ICP). For molecular analysis, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which were released from the solid material through laser-induced sample heating were introduced into collision/reaction cell (CRC), instead of the ICP ion source. The VOCs were ionised through ion reaction with
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