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English: An ICR cell in an LTQ-FT-ICR mass spectrometer from Thermo-Electron. The ICR cell is made of copper plates arranged in a cylinder shape and are normally installed inside the vacuum manifold. An octopole ion guide, passing from right to left, transmits ions through the magnetic field and into the ICR cell. |
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| Author | Jeff Dahl |
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