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ion-neutral complex: a standalone construct

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Mass spectrometry

loosely bound pair of an ion and a neutral formed during unimolecular dissociation, within which the partners can reorient and react before separating.

In mass spectrometry, ion-neutral complex refers to loosely bound pair of an ion and a neutral formed during unimolecular dissociation, within which the partners can reorient and react before separating. This meaning comes from Hellman Morton (1982) in Tetrahedron.[1]

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References

Hellman Morton, T. (1982). Gas phase analogues of solvolysis reactions. Tetrahedron, 38(22), 3195-3243. https://doi.org/10.1016/0040-4020(82)80101-4

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