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<!-- This is an example of an "ion map" file. You can specify arbitrary strings
that 3depict can, in some cases, use to break up ions when doing things like reporting composition
-->
<ionmap>
<!-- These are the entries in the ion map. Each entry changes a source ion (in this case TiO) into some target components.
each uniquely named entry can only occur once.
-->
<entry name="TiO">
<ion name="Ti" count="1"/>
<ion name="O" count="1"/>
</entry>
<entry name="TiO2">
<ion name="Ti" count="1"/>
<ion name="O" count="2"/>
</entry>
<!-- the entry names need not match the fragments.
Here benzene is converted to 6 C ions ,and 6 H ions, as benzene has the molecular formula C6H6 -->
<entry name="Benzene">
<ion name="C" count="6"/>
<ion name="H" count="6"/>
</entry>
</ionmap>
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