Figure 1From: Multi-capillary column-ion mobility spectrometry (MCC-IMS) as a new method for the quantification of occupational exposure to sevoflurane in anaesthesia workplaces: an observational feasibility study Topographic MCC-IMS plot marking the positions and intensities of the monomer and the dimer of sevoflurane at a concentration of 200 ppbv during calibration with the x-axis indicating the inverse ion mobility involt seconds per square centimeter (Vs/cm 2 ) and the y-axis indicating the MCC retention time in seconds (s). Signal intensities are indicated by the peak colour, whereas white indicates lowest and yellow highest signal intensities.Back to article page