The first X-ray view of Ton 28

Ton 28 is a very luminous (Lbol3e46 erg/s), low redshift (z0.329), radioquietquasar, widely studied in the literature for its peculiar optical spectralproperties. Ton 28 exhibits strong, blueshifted absorption and emissionfeatures, interpreted with the release of a largescale outflowing material.Although Ton 28 has a clear ROSAT detection, it has been completely overlookedfrom Xray observatories. Our main aim is to obtain a high quality spectrum ofTon 28, as it is one of the brightest AGN that still lacks an Xray observation.Since the launch of a powerful wind is only seen in highly bright objects, Ton28 also represents the most promising target to possess an ultra fast outflow. truncated!, Please see actual data for full text [truncated!, Please see actual data for full text]