Titlebook: Desorption Induced by Electronic Transitions DIET I; Proceedings of the F Norman H. Tolk,Morton M. Traum,Theodore E. Madey Conference proce

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粗糙

Mechanisms of Electron-Stimulated Desorption0 eV range, are collectively known as ESD (electron-stimulated desorption) or EID (electron-impact desorption). Related effects, for instance, the rearrangement of adsorbates under electron impact or the ejection of weakly bound species by direct momentum transfer from electron des orbed atoms or mo

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Mechanisms of Electronically Induced Desorption of Ions and Neutralso find the broadest common mechanistic basis compatible with these facts, and from there to define more clearly the areas of knowledge deficit. The basic view thus developed corresponds closely to the weathered MGR mechanism. As in its original version, two important steps are assumed: FRANCK-CONDON

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說不出

Heterodoxy

On the Nature of the ESD Active Species on Metal Surfacesblem is intimately connected with that of the ESD mechanism and that of the relation between ESD and surface structure. Much can be learned about it in particular by studying this relation and this will be emphasized here.

Heterodoxy

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似少年

Stimulated Desorption Spectroscopy have evolved. One of the most useful has been the use of stimulated desorption in a spectroscopic mode where the ion yield vs. energy of the exciting particle is measured [1–20]. Spectral thresholds and shapes provide information on both the basic excitations initiating the desorption process and,

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The Electronic Desorption of Excited Alkali Atoms from Alkali Halide Surfaceshe erosion remains, however, a matter of vigorous discussion. In order to elucidate some of these mechanisms we present recent measurements of the incident beam energy dependence of excited alkali neutral desorption arising from electron and photon bombardment of alkali halide surfaces. In all cases