7025008212aa978b86d3 · Low Energy, Ion-Induced Electron and Ion Emission from Stainless Steel: The Effect of Oxygen Coverage and the Implications for Discharge Modeling
Low Energy, Ion-Induced Electron and Ion Emission from Stainless Steel: The Effect of Oxygen Coverage and the Implications for Discharge Modeling
Absolute yields of electrons and negative ions resulting from positive ions impacting stainless steel have been determined as a function of impact energy for clean and oxygen-covered surfaces. Photoelectron emission has been used to monitor the effect of
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