Published Research

Research using and developing instrumentation

Selected publications documenting Ardara’s involvement in research instrumentation. Equipment use, collaboration and acknowledgment are distinct forms of evidence.

University of Maryland

Custom glow-discharge source for ion–molecule reaction measurements

The methods explicitly identify a glow-discharge source custom designed by Ardara for the instrument. The paper also acknowledges troubleshooting assistance.

Development of a Glow-Discharge Ion-Trap Instrument for Measuring Effective Radiative-Association Rate Coefficients. Journal of Physical Chemistry A (2026).

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University of Central Arkansas

Selected-ion drift-cell reaction research

An Ardara-affiliated coauthor contributed to this publication.

Systematic Ligand Effects in the Reactions of Fe⁺ and FeX⁺ with CF₃X; Ion Mobility Measurements of FeX⁺ in He. Journal of Physical Chemistry A (2018).

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West Virginia University

Analyzing ions transmitted through a Loeb–Eiber filter

The methods identify Ardara ion optics, a 12 mm quadrupole, a detection system and Tempus software in the downstream analysis system. This does not attribute the experimental filter chip or its VHF drive to Ardara.

Performance Evaluation of a Loeb-Eiber Mass Filter at 1 Torr. Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry (2015).

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Evidence, not endorsement

University and institute names identify affiliations associated with the research. Inclusion does not imply endorsement by the authors, their institutions or customers. Consult the original publication for full authorship, experimental conditions and results.