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SIMS—Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry

MacDonald et al., 1992

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1806571474901737541
Author
MacDonald R
King B
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Surface Analysis Methods in Materials Science

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Secondary ion mass spectroscopy (SIMS) is an ion beam analysis technique useful for characterizing the top few micrometres of samples. Primary ions of energy 0.5–20 keV, commonly O−, Cs+, Xe+, Ar+, Ga+ and O 2+, are used to erode the sample surface and the …
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