Multiply protonated betaine clusters are stable in the gas phase‡
Literature Information
Multiply protonated clusters of betaine are formed viaelectrospray ionisation and fragment via competitive betaine neutral loss and charge separation; theoretical calculations suggest the [Mn + 2H]2+ ions consist of a [M2 + 2H]2+ core based on the hydrogen bonded carboxylic acid dimer.
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