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Feb. 26 Smaller than a golf ball, the analyzer section section of the Mini-Q spectrometer, developed at the General Electric Research and Development Center, produces a three-dimensional quadrupole electric field which traps ionized gases selectively according to their masses. When combined with a conventional electron multiplier, the complete spectrometer weighs less than three ounces. Because of its unique construction, the new device is able to store ions until enough are collected to be measured. It is shows here with one electrode removed
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