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1. gaseous ions are create in the ion source
2. the ions enter the vaccum chamber of the mass spectrometer
3. the velocity of the ions is increased as the pass through the metal plate with a voltage applied to them
4. magnetic field is applied to the ions
5. the ions are deflectd by the magnetic field
6. ions of a certain m/z ratio pass through a narrow slit of detector
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