Quadrupole Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer

QIT for short, also known as a Paul trap.
Video credits:
3:25 Homemade Paul Trap (Nick Moore) • Homemade Paul Trap
5:36 Rotating Saddle (Harvard Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations) • Rotating Saddle
7:47 Trap MS (Роман Николаевич) • Video
14:16 Ion Trap animation (Brett Phinney) • Ion Trap animation
14:51 Thermo Q-Exactive (Brett Phinney) • Thermo Q-Exactive
Movie/TV credits:
Reservoir Dogs (1992)
Jaws (1975)
The Simpsons

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Thanks... glad you found it useful. My explanations tend to be a little less 'technical' but I'm hoping it's a good starting point on how these devices work.

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Wow ! Thanks. Like to know more about any proactical everyday use of Quadrople Ion Trap M.S. Any applications for early detection of brain health in humans for example ?

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Can you share a video for particle motion in such arrangement form electrostatic and Magnetic potential? i.e Penning Trap

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Amazing! This can be used to trap an isotope of mass "x" while excluding isotopes of mass "y" using RF, yes?

[@jameswhittom22]

Thanks for the explanation.
How difficult would it be to trap the ions in the X axis and slow them to turn them back to atoms?

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Ah yes... what you are thinking of is tandem mass spectrometry. A molecule might not break down all the way to single atoms, but you can definitely "crack" the ions inside the trap, by colliding them with other ions.

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