Electrospray ionization (ESI)

Electrospray ionization (ESI) – high voltage at the capillary tip forms a Taylor cone and a fine spray of charged droplets…

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Electrospray ionization (ESI): high voltage at the capillary tip forms a Taylor cone and a fine spray of charged droplets that shrink by solvent evaporation and Coulomb fission, releasing gas-phase ions into the MS inlet

Electrospray ionization (ESI): high voltage at the capillary tip forms a Taylor cone and a fine spray of charged droplets that shrink by solvent evaporation and Coulomb fission, releasing gas-phase ions into the MS inlet. Flat illustration from the Sciicons Analytical Instruments pack (Pro).

Format: SVG (editable vector). License: Sciicons Pro license. Courtesy: Sciicons. Part of the Analytical Instruments pack.

Keywords: Analytical Instruments Pack, Sciicons Pro, ESI, electrospray, electrospray ionization, Taylor cone, ion source, charged droplets, Coulomb fission, LC-MS source, analytical chemistry, instrument

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