"Hello! I'm Jenny, a fourth year graduate student in the Browne lab, and this is my favorite research instrument, a chemical ionization mass spectrometer (CIMS). From Titan (a moon of Saturn) to Earth, we use the CIMS to measure the masses of gas compounds that occur naturally and those that are produced during chemical reactions. We are really good at detecting stinky amine compounds, like cadaverine and putrescine (Happy Halloween!). For today though, it's just selfie time for the CIMS." Thanks for sharing your favorite instrument with us, Jenny! Just in time for Halloween 🎃 ☠️👻. .
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