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THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF Mass Spectrometry Volume 1 Theory and Ion Chemistry Edited by MICHAEL L. GROSS Washington University, St. Louis, USA RICHARD CAPRIOLI Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville, USA Volume Editor PETER B. ARMENTROUT University of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA "' ;:ir N *>V ELSEVIER AMSTERDAM - BOSTON HEIDELBERG LONDON NEW YORK - OXFORD PARIS - SAN DIEGO - SAN FRANCISCO SINGAPORE SYDNEY - TOKYO

Foreword Preface to Volume 1 xiii xvii Chapter 1: Theory (Reactions) Ion-Molecule Collision Theory 1 D. P. RIDGE Statistical Theories in Mass Spectrometry 8 J. C. LORQUET & B. LEYH Kinetic Energy Release Distributions in Mass Spectrometry 17 B. LEYH & J. C. LORQUET Non-adiabatic Reactions 33 J. C. LORQUET & B. LEYH Classical Trajectory Simulations 40 W. L. HASE Chapter 2: Theory (Energies and Potential Energy Surfaces) Theoretical Methods M. S. GORDON Anions J. SIMONS 47 55 Organics M. YÄNEZ Transition Metals M. C. HOLTHAUSEN 77 Chapter 3: Instrumentation Metastable Ions J. L. HOLMES 91 V

Flow Tubes 98 V. M. BIERBAUM Multiquadrupoles 109 C. ROLANDO & M. SABLIER TOF and RTOF 121 A. UPHOFF & J. GROTEMEYER Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance 131 A. G. MARSHALL Ion Traps 144 R. E. MARCH Crossed Beam Methods for Ion Collisions 158 J. M. FARRAR Merged Beams 174 W. R. GENTRY RF Ion Guides 182 D. GERLICH Ion Storage Rings 195 M. LARSSON High-temperature Studies 199 A. A. VIGGIANO Chapter 4: Ion Spectroscopy Spectroscopy of Molecular Ions in Noble Gas Matrices 209 L. ANDREWS Microwave and Infrared Spectroscopy of Molecular Ions 217 T. OKA Ion Fluorescence 226 T. G. WRIGHT VI

Photoelectron Spectroscopy, Threshold Photoelectron Spectroscopy, 235 and Pulsed Field Ionization T. BAER Threshold Ion-pair Production Spectroscopy (TIPPS) 241 J. W. HEPBURN Photodissociation Spectroscopy 249 R. C. DUNBAR Infrared Photodissociation 262 J. M. RIVEROS Vibrational Predissociation 271 M. A. JOHNSON Product State Distributions 276 S. KATO Vibrational State Selection 292 S. L. ANDERSON Ion Imaging Techniques for the Measurement of Ion Velocities 300 D. W. CHANDLER & C. C. HAYDEN Chapter 5: Thermochemistry (Methods) Thermochemistry Definitions and Tabulations 309 K. M. ERVIN & The Bracketing Method for Determining the Thermochemistry of 315 Ion-Molecule Reactions J. E. BARTMESS Ion-Molecule Equilibria at High Pressure 319 P. KEBARLE Low-pressure Ion-Molecule Equilibrium 338 K. A. KELLERSBERGER & D. V. DEARDEN Charge Transfer Equilibria and Complexes 345 M. MEOT-NER (MAUTNER) Vll

The Kinetic Method: Thermochemical Determinations and Chiral Analysis 350 X. ZHENG, R. AUGUSTI, W. A. TAO & R. G. COOKS Radiative Association Kinetics: lon-ligand Binding Thermochemistry 362 R. C. DUNBAR Black-body Infrared Radiative Dissociation (BIRD) 371 R. C. DUNBAR Measuring Fragment Ion Appearance Energies by Photoionization Methods 381 T. BAER Photoelectron Spectroscopy of Negative Ion Beams: Measurements 390 of Electron Affinities G. B. ELLISON Thermochemistry from Threshold Ion-pair Production Spectroscopy 398 J. W. HEPBURN Photodissociation Studies of Ion Thermochemistry 403 R. C. DUNBAR Reaction Threshold Energy Measurements 417 Collision-induced Dissociation 426 The Correlation of Thermochemical Data 434 J. L. HOLMES Chapter 6: Collisional Activation and Dissociation Methodology 441 J. M. WELLS & S. A. MCLUCKEY Single Collisions 451 Multiply Charged Ions 455 P. SCHEIER Collisional Activation for Structural Analysis 460 D. SCHRÖDER viii

Via Ion-Neutral Complexes 467 T. H. MORTON CoUisions of Ions with Surfaces at Hyperthermal Energies 479 R. G. COOKS, V. GRILL, N. WADE, S.-C Jo & B. GOLOGAN Chapter 7: Mobilities Transport Properties 491 L. A. VIEHLAND Small Systems 498 J. HUSBAND & S. R. LEONE Drift Tubes: Instrumentation and Applications to Biomolecules 506 A. E. HILDERBRAND, S. J. VALENTINE & D. E. CLEMMER Chapter 8: Neutralization, Charge Reversal Charge Reversal 521 D. SCHRÖDER Generation and Characterization of Transient Intermediates by 528 Neutralization-Reionization Mass Spectrometry F. TURECEK Electron-Ion Recombination 542 N. G. ADAMS, L. M. BABCOCK & J. L. MCLAIN Ion-Ion Recombination 555 N. G. ADAMS, L. M. BABCOCK &C. D. MOLEK Chapter 9: Organic Ion Chemistry (Positive) Unimolecular Organic Reactions 563 N. M. M. NIBBERING Bimolecular Reactions 570 N. M. M. NIBBERING Aliphatic Substitution 579 D. KUCK Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution 591 D. KUCK ix

S N 2 and Related Reactions 604 R. A. J. O'HAIR Distonic Radical Cations 619 H. I. KENTTÄMAA Gas-phase H/D Exchange of Organic Compounds for Structural Elucidation 624 M. K. GREEN & C. B. LEBRILLA Chapter 10: Organic Ion Chemistry (Negative) Unimolecular Rearrangements of Carbanions 633 S. R. KASS Nucleophilic Substitution and Elimination Reactions 641 S. GRONERT Addition/Elimination Reactions 648 S. GRONERT Oxidation/Reduction Reactions of Negative Ions in the Gas Phase 652 P. G. WENTHOLD Strained Ring and Highly Basic Carbanions 658 S. R. KASS Negative Distonic Ions 664 N. M. M. NIBBERING H/D Exchange Reactions 670 C. H. DEPUY & S. KATO Organoaluminum, -Silicon, -phosphorus, and -sulfur Chemistry 674 R. DAMRAUER & R. A. J. O'HAIR Chapter 11: Solvation and Clusters The Ionic Hydrogen Bond: Clusters and Ion Solvation 687 M. MEOT-NER (MAUTNER) Charge Transfer Complexes 702 M. MEOT-NER (MAUTNER)

Small Molecular Clusters 707 R. L. DELEON & J. F. GARVEY Covalent Clusters of Group 14 Elements 714 C. LIFSHITZ Endohedral Complexes of Fullerenes and Mass Spectrometry 723 D. E. GIBLIN & M. L. GROSS Cluster Anions (Experiments) 736 K. H. BOWEN JR & E. W. SCHLAG Metal Ion Solvation 751 Host-Guest Chemistry in the Gas Phase 763 D. V. DEARDEN Metal Clusters 770 K. HANSEN & L. SCHWEIKHARD Chapter 12: Inorganic Chemistry Alkali Metal Ion Chemistry 783 J. D. ANDERSON & D. V. DEARDEN Silicon Ion Chemistry 788 D. K. BÖHME Transition Metal Ion Chemistry 800 Transition Metal Oxides 810 D. SCHRÖDER Photoelectron Spectroscopy of Inorganic Molecules 818 N. E. GRUHN & D. L. LICHTENBERGER Chapter 13: Biopolymers The lonic Hydrogen Bond in Complex Organics and Biomolecules 835 M. MEOT-NER (MAUTNER) xi

H/D Exchange Reactions of Biological Molecules in the Gas Phase 843 J. L. BEAUCHAMP Ion-Ion Reactions 866 S. A. MCLUCKEY List of Contributors 879 Subject Index 885 Colour Plates between pages 254 and 255 Xll