Talk:Desorption atmospheric pressure photoionization

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This wiki page has a very good structure to it. It is also very concise and is straight to the point. The use of an image also helps the reader have a better understanding of how DAPPI works. This are all good things about the article. However, i think it may help your article if there were a couple more references withing the article and maybe a bit more information within the article. I hope this helps you to further enhance your wiki page on DAPPI.

This wiki article is pretty good. It is easy to understand and the flow of the article has a good structure. It would be helpful to add wiki links in the article, so that readers can easily refer to other wikipedia articles for more supporting information. KJenkin94 (talk) 16:17, 30 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]