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Abstract
One- and two-colour photoionisation spectra for NO2 have been investigated using a time of flight mass spectrometer as detector to find the most efficient REMPI process for analytical applications. Two different inlet systems have been employed: a pulsed supersonic jet expansion stage and a flow reactor. Selective and sensitive mass spectrometric determinations of free NO2 have been possible even in the presence of high concentrations of organic nitrates, HNO3 and other NO2 precursors. Employing two-colour (1+1′+1) excitation using a concentration of HNO3≤5·1014 molecules/cm3 a detection limit of 5·1011 molecules/cm3 has been found for NO2 whereas in the absence of HNO3 a detection limit of 5·1010 molecules/cm3 is reported.
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