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Currently, \"carbon fiber\" is a highly sought-after field, with an increasing number of companies investing effort in researching it. So what exactly are the advantages of carbon fiber? Let me explain in detail… Carbon fiber is a new type of material produced by carbonizing and activating organic fiber materials; it has a very unique physical structure and possesses various characteristics such as fast speed, large capacity, and ease of regeneration. Without a doubt, it will be one of the most prominent new materials in the 21st century. As one of the technologies used to study various new materials, mass spectrometry has wide application prospects in fields such as food and the environment. So, could it be applied to carbon fiber as well? Not long ago, Chinese scientists developed a high-performance, multi-functional carbon fiber ionization device based on the compatibility, load-bearing capacity, and dispersion ability of carbon fiber samples. This device integrates three operating modes: the ionization probe mode, the continuous flow interface mode, and the detachable collection/analysis mode. This technology represents a versatile and highly adaptable ionization method that can be used for the rapid analysis of solutions containing trace amounts of compounds; it can also be combined with chromatography, as well as for the direct collection and detection of compounds on solid surfaces and in solutions. Through scientific research efforts, integration with supercritical fluid chromatography technology has been achieved, showing good application prospects in exhaled breath analysis and forensic toxicology. The development of carbon fiber ionization technology has enhanced the capabilities and standards of mass spectrometry in addressing the aforementioned challenges, and it has also played a positive role in advancing related fields such as analytical chemistry, forensic science, and drug testing. The article is sourced from Mofan Network