Abstract
Multiple unknown high-order cluster ions were observed as the results of ion-molecule reactions between strontium ions and fluoromethane molecules in the reaction-cell of an inductively coupled plasma tandem quadrupole mass spectrometer (ICP-QMS/QMS). In order to elucidate the structures of these unknown cluster ions, isotope-enriched fluoromethane (CD3F) was used as the reaction-cell gas compared to natural fluoromethane (CH3F). As results, SrF(CH3F)0-4+ and SrF(H2O)(CH3F)0-3+ cluster ions were experimentally confirmed in the present work, while SrF(H2O)(CH3F)0-3+ cluster ions in the reaction-cell of ICP-QMS/QMS were observed and confirmed for the first time in the world.
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