Mass ratio of two ions in a Penning trap by alternating between the trap center and a large cyclotron orbit

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Title: Mass ratio of two ions in a Penning trap by alternating between the trap center and a large cyclotron orbit
Authors: Redshaw, Matthew1, McDaniel, Joseph1, Shi, Wei1, Myers, Edmund G. myers@nucmar.physics.fsu.edu
Source: International Journal of Mass Spectrometry. Apr2006, Vol. 251 Issue 2/3, p125-130. 6p.
Subjects: Penning trap mass spectrometry, Ions, Cyclotrons, Orbits (Astronomy)
Abstract: Abstract: We have implemented a technique for precision mass comparison of two ions trapped simultaneously in a Penning trap in which each ion is alternately positioned at the center of the trap – where the cyclotron frequency is measured – and in a large cyclotron “parking” orbit. Systematic shifts in the cyclotron frequency ratio have been studied by comparing 13C2H2 +/14N2 + and 14N2 +/28Si+. Using the method to compare 28SiH3 +/31P+ we have obtained a new atomic mass for 31P, M[31P]=30.973 761 999 7 (61) u. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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