Hj. Hopman et al., TIME-VARIATION OF SECONDARY-ELECTRON EMISSION DURING ELECTRON-BOMBARDMENT OF RUTILE, Applied surface science, 111, 1997, pp. 270-275
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14
Categorie Soggetti
Physics, Condensed Matter","Chemistry Physical","Materials Science, Coatings & Films
Irradiation of rutile samples by electrons of sufficient energy (>2 ke
V) results in a negative potential at the sample surface. The interpre
tation of the dose dependence of this surface voltage with the aid of
the measured secondary electron emission properties of rutile, results
for a primary electron energy of approximate to 1500 eV in an electio
n stimulated oxygen desorption cross section in the range of 4 x 10(-1
8) < sigma(esd) (cm(2)) < 4 x 10(-19).