- 180-Degree Flight Tube from A. O. Nier Mass Spectrometer
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Specification of 180-Degree Flight Tube from A. O. Nier Mass Spectrometer:
A mass spectrometer is an instrument used to determine the mass of the molecules found in an unknown sample. The sample is ionized and then sent through a number of electric and magnetic fields, which are then read by an electronic detector that arranges the masses into a visible spectrum.
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