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Title
Journal
Year
Citations
1
α-Cyano-4-hydroxycinnamic acid as a matrix for matrixassisted laser desorption mass spectromtry
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1992
394
2
The ‘infinity cell’: A new trapped-ion cell with radiofrequency covered trapping electrodes for fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1991
384
3
Assigning structures to ions in the gas phase
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1985
343
4
Role of photoionization and photochemistry in ionization processes of organic molecules and relevance for matrix-assisted laser desorption lonization mass spectrometry
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1992
302
5
Gas chromatographic—mass spectrometric studies of long chain hydroxy acids.—III.1 The mass spectra of the methyl esters trimethylsilyl ethers of aliphatic hydroxy acids. A facile method of double bond location
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1968
249
6
The ‘even-electron rule’
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1980
247
7
The scope of metastable peak observations
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1980
232
8
Electrospray: Its potential and limitations as an ionization method for biomolecules
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1990
217
9
Scanning of sector mass spectrometers to observe the fragmentations of metastable ions
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1977
215
10
Field desorption mass spectrometry with high temperature activated emitters
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1972
200
11
The analysis of water-soluble polymers by matrix-assisted laser desorption time-of-flight mass spectrometry
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1992
195
12
Direct chemical ionization of relatively involatile samples. Application to underivatized oligopeptides
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1973
184
13
A facile sample preparation for the analysis of synthetic organic polymers by matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1993
171
14
Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry with additives to 2,5-dihydroxybenzoic acid
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1993
166
15
Probability based matching of mass spectra. Rapid identification of specific compounds in mixtures
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1974
161
16
Preservation of non-covalent associations in electrospray ionization mass spectrometry: Multiply charged polypeptide and protein dimers
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1992
150
17
Hydrogen transfer reactions in the formation of “Y + 2” sequence ions from protonated peptides
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1988
140
18
The use of triple quadrupoles for sequential mass spectrometry: 1—The instrument parameters
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1982
136
19
The reorientation criterion and positive ion-neutral complexes
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1992
134
20
Structure and fragmentation mechanisms of organic ions in the mass spectrometer
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1969
132
21
Secondary ion mass spectrometery: A new analytical technique for biologically important compounds
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1977
123
22
Liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry interface-I: The direct introduction of liquid solutions into a chemical ionization mass spectrometer
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1973
121
23
Electrospray analysis of proteins: A comparison of positive-ion and negative-ion mass spectra at high and low pH
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1992
121
24
High resolution field desorption mass spectrometry—I: Nucleosides and nucleotides
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1973
117
25
Electrospray ionization with Fourier-transform mass spectrometry. Charge state assignment from resolved isotopic peaks
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1990
115
26
Disparity between solution-phase equilibria and charge state distributions in positive-ion electrospray mass spectrometry
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1994
114
27
The gas phase ion chemistry of the acetyl cation and isomeric [C2H3O]+ ions. On the structure of the [C2H3O]+ daughter ions generated from the enol of acetone radical cation
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1983
112
28
Molecular weight determination by cationisation
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1975
111
29
A general soft ionization method for mass spectrometry: Resonance-enhanced multi-photon ionization of biomolecules
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1986
111
30
Examination of complex oligosaccharides by matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry on time-of-flight and magnetic sector instruments
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1994
111
31
Laser desorption mass spectrometry of thermally labile compounds using a continuous wave CO2 laser
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1979
107
32
Factors affecting reactivity in ammonia chemical ionization mass spectrometry
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1981
107
33
Measurement of initial translational energies of peptide ions in laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1992
106
34
Fragmentation patterns by fast linked electric and magnetic field scanning
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1977
103
35
‘Fast atom bombardment’—A rediscovered method for mass spectrometry
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1982
103
36
Stereoisomeric effects on mass spectra—I. A Review
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1968
100
37
Formation of charged clusters during electrospray ionization of organic solute species
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1991
100
38
Negative chemical ionization mass spectra of polycyclic chlorinated insecticides
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1972
99
39
Field desorption mass spectrometry of amino acids
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1972
98
40
A new versatile matrix for fast atom bombardment analysis
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1984
98
41
Gas phase ion/molecule reactions in laser desorption mass spectrometry
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1981
96
42
On the sodium and lithium ion affinities of some α-amino acids
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1993
96
43
Ionisation et fragmentation en spectrometrie de masse—I: Sur la répartition de la charge positive entre fragments provenant de mêmes ruptures
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1969
94
44
Energy transfer in the collision induced decomposition of peptide ions formed by field desorption
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1984
93
45
The use of triple quadrupoles for sequential mass spectrometry: 2—A detailed case study
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1982
91
46
Chemical ionization and electron impact mass spectrometry of some organophosphonate compounds
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1979
90
47
Metal ions as special reagents in analytical mass spectrometry
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1992
90
48
Collisionally induced dissociative ionization of neutral products from unimolecular ion fragmentations. 1—Neutral product structures
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1984
88
49
Electron impact-induced rearrangement of trimethylsilyl groups in long chain compounds
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1968
87
50
Energy deposition in [Fe(CO)5]+˙ upon collision with a metal surface
Organic Mass Spectrometry
1986
87
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