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Van der Peyl et al., 1983 - Google Patents

Kinetic energy distribution measurement of laser produced ions

Van der Peyl et al., 1983

Document ID
8342182611276693822
Author
Van der Peyl G
Van der Zande W
Bederski K
Boerboom A
Kistemaker P
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Physics

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An apparatus has been developed to measure kinetic energy distributions of ions produced by various soft ionization techniques such as laser irradiation (LDMS) and particle bombardment (FAB/SIMS). The experimental set-up and some preliminary results will be …
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