An ion drift meter is an analytical instrument used to measure the mobility of ions in a gas phase. It operates on the principle of ion mobility spectrometry (IMS), where ions are generated, separated based on their sizes and shapes, and then detected. The key working principle involves applying an electric field that causes the ions to drift through a medium, typically a buffer gas, allowing for the measurement of their velocities.
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