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Original Source: Angular Dependence of the Ion-Induced Secondary Electron Emission for He+ and Ga+ Beams.

In recent years, novel ion sources have been designed and developed that have enabled focused ion beam machines to go beyond their use as nano-fabrication tools. Secondary electrons are usually taken to form images, for their yield is high and strongly dependent on the surface characteristics, in terms of chemical composition and topography. In particular, the secondary electron yield varies characteristically with the angle formed by the beam and the direction normal to the sample surface in the point of i...

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Angular Dependence of the Ion-Induced Secondary Electron Emission for He+ and Ga+ Beams.

In recent years, novel ion sources have been designed and developed that have enabled focused ion beam machines to go beyond their use as nano-fabrication tools. Secondary electrons are usually taken...

Electron-Induced Dissociation of CO(2) on TiO(2)(110).

The electron-induced dissociation of CO(2) adsorbed at the oxygen vacancy defect on the TiO(2)(110) surface has been investigated at the single-molecular level using scanning tunneling microscopy (STM...

Ultrahigh resolution focused electron beam induced processing: the effect of substrate thickness.

It is often suggested that the growth in focused electron beam induced processing (FEBIP) is caused not only by primary electrons, but also (and even predominantly) by secondary electrons (SEs). If th...

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This study investigated the secondary electron production from a gold nanoparticle (GNP) irradiated by monoenergetic electron beams using Monte Carlo (MC) simulation. Spherical GNPs with diameters of...

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