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Orthogonal acceleration
What is orthogonal acceleration in TOF and how does it help with resolution?
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In simple terms, oaTOF equipment utilises the application of an accelerating potential positioned orthogonally to the primary continuous ion beam from the plasma source.
The key to superior resolution in oaTOFMS is down to the orthogonal acceleration geometry of the equipment in comparison to that in eTOFMS. The energy spread is much lower in the TOF direction in oaTOFMS than in an on-axis system and this in turn leads to far fewer aberrations in the initial stages of acceleration.
The key to superior resolution in oaTOFMS is down to the orthogonal acceleration geometry of the equipment in comparison to that in eTOFMS. The energy spread is much lower in the TOF direction in oaTOFMS than in an on-axis system and this in turn leads to far fewer aberrations in the initial stages of acceleration.
No apologies needed, theprof. Anyway, your TOF looks better than my TOF lol.
Wish my whole answer was as elaborate as yours though. I have a very basic understanding of many things but find it extremely difficult to put it into words in a proper grammatic order. Guess I should have paid more attention to the boring bits at school more than a few years ago.
Wish my whole answer was as elaborate as yours though. I have a very basic understanding of many things but find it extremely difficult to put it into words in a proper grammatic order. Guess I should have paid more attention to the boring bits at school more than a few years ago.
You're very kind wildwood. I also paid little attention to the likes of adverbs and part participles at the secondary modern school I attended although I did obtain a Grade 1 in CSE English Language..
My interest in English grammar was only awakened following my admittance to the local grammar school as "O" level English Language was a pre-requisite for studying the sciences at "A" level - CSE grade 1 was not good enough in their view. I also took chemistry, physics and biology at "O" level to while away the time which puts me in a fairly unique position - how many people can say they've got CSE Grade 1 in chemistry and "O" level chemistry etc?
All the same, much of the interest in grammar that's been rekindled in me is the result of years of avid reading of all kind of literature, newspapers and journals along with years of report writing and book authorship etc.
Due to all this, I'd never take it upon myself to criticise the standard of English on AB. Besides, I've seen far worse than yours!
My interest in English grammar was only awakened following my admittance to the local grammar school as "O" level English Language was a pre-requisite for studying the sciences at "A" level - CSE grade 1 was not good enough in their view. I also took chemistry, physics and biology at "O" level to while away the time which puts me in a fairly unique position - how many people can say they've got CSE Grade 1 in chemistry and "O" level chemistry etc?
All the same, much of the interest in grammar that's been rekindled in me is the result of years of avid reading of all kind of literature, newspapers and journals along with years of report writing and book authorship etc.
Due to all this, I'd never take it upon myself to criticise the standard of English on AB. Besides, I've seen far worse than yours!
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