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Species identification in QMS-TPD data. Left: desorption signals of interested masses obtained during the TPD experiment after UV irradiation of C2H2:NH3 (1:1.4) for a fluence of 5.7 × 1017 photon cm−2 at 10 K. The ion signals have been shifted for clarity. The dashed lines indicate the desorption peak of the assigned molecules. Right: comparison of the obtained mass fragmentation pattern at 136.4, 137.3/137.7, and 155.2 K with standard data for CH3CN (NIST), CH2CHNH2 (Spec-traBase), and CH3CH2NH2 (NIST).
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