Fig. C.1
Example of a fragmentation map for an initial species (A) that dissociates into several fragments B,
C, etc. The fragmentation rates (ki) and the branching ratios (RX→Y) permit us to compute the effective fragmentation rates (
) and the totalloss rates (
) corresponding to the loss of a given X neutral fragment (atom or molecular group).
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