Description of distance of flight mass spectrometer and the difference between flight mass spectrometer and TOF instrument. Concept introduction: Distance of flight mass spectrometer or DOFMS helps in separating the ions which are of different mass-to-charge (m/z) by the distance which is traveled in a given point of time after acceleration.

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Description of distance of flight mass spectrometer and the difference between flight mass spectrometer and TOF instrument.

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Distance of flight mass spectrometer or DOFMS helps in separating the ions which are of different mass-to-charge (m/z) by the distance which is traveled in a given point of time after acceleration.

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