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6 Fig.9Diagram of the instrument. (A)ultraviolet mono-chromator(b)mass analyser,(c)ion source 1.discharge lamp2.window and entrance slit,3.bellows for adjusting lamp 4.micrometers for adjusting entrance slit 5.light baffles 6.grating, 7.grating micrometer,8.pumping monochromator9.light lead for shutter, 10.micrometers for adjusting slits,11 `17.omission entrance 18. photoelectron suppressors19.exit slits,20.ionization chamber, 21.filament producing impact,22.light monitoring for ions by electron plate 23.gas inlet,24.ion gun. Fig.10Mass spectra of butadiene and propane obtained by photoionization and electron impact.16

7 Fig.11.Mass spectra of batadiene by photoionization (above) Mass spectra of mixture of NO,aceton and toluene by photoionization(below). Fig.12Mass Spectra of butane. upper:by electron impact,(70v and 8V), lowest:by photoionization.

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