1. Collision Theory: Basic explanation for collisions in mass spectrometryProf. S. Hayakawa hayakawa@c. s. osakafu-u. ac. jp2. Unimolecular dissociations in mass spectrometryProf. T. Nishimura linne300@hotmail. co. jp3. Fundamental aspects of the photoionization of molecules(1) K. Tanaka (main author) kentanaka@spring8.or. jp(2) I. Koyanoï¼no email available)4. Chemical reactions induced by core electron excitationsProf. S. Wada (main author) swada@sci. hiroshima-u. ac. jpProf. K. Tanaka (same author of chapter 3)5. Superexcited states of moleculesProf. N. Kouchi ã nkouchi@chem. titech. ac. jp6. Ion Mobility Spectrometry with Mass SpectrometryProf. T. Sugai sugai@chem. sci. toho-u. ac. jp7. Gas Phase Ion/Molecule ReactionsProf. K. Hiraokahiraoka@yamanashi. ac. jp8. Fundamentals of electrosprayProf. K. Hiraokahiraoka@yamanashi. ac. jp9. MALDIProf. Rosa Erra-Balsells erra@agr. ehime-u. ac. jperra@qo. fcen. uba. ar10. Cluster SIMSProf. K. Hiraokahiraoka@yamanashi. ac. jp | Fundamentals of Mass Spectrometry by Kenzo Hiraoka, Hardcover | Indigo Chapters