Spontaneous Charge Separation and Sublimation Processes are Ubiquitous in Nature and in Ionization Processes in Mass Spectrometry
Sarah Trimpin(Wayne State University), Charles N. McEwen(University of the Sciences), Beixi Wang(Wayne State University), Stephan Rauschenbach(University of Oxford), M. Pophristić(University of the Sciences), I‐Chung Lu(Wayne State University), Alexander Sidorenko, Ellen D. Inutan(Wayne State University), Khoa Hoang(University of the Sciences), Wenjing Zhang(Wayne State University), Nicholas D. Chubatyi(University of the Sciences)
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