The relative abundance of ion with a definite m/e value is measured by?
Correct answer: B. Strength of electric current measured
- A. Quantity of fast moving electrons
- B. Strength of electric current measured
- C. High pressure of vapors
- D. Electron gas
Explanation
Ions with a specific m/e value hit the detector and produce an electric current. The magnitude of the current indicates the relative number of ions (abundance). Other options like fast-moving electrons or vapor pressure are not related to measuring ion abundance.
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