Rate of Carbon Contamination on Al Targets in a High Vacuum Electron Excitation X-Ray Tube

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The rates of carbon contamination on Al targets caused by electron bombardments in two vacuum systems, one evacuated by a diffucion pump (〜5×10^<-6> mmHg) and the other by an ion pump (〜5×10^<-7> mmHg), have been obtained by detecting C K-emission spectra with a grazing incidence concave grating spectrograph. Simultaneously Al L-emission spectra were photographed. Intensity estimates for C K-emission were photographically made in reference to the intensity of graphite C K-emission using a characteristic curve of photographic plates. The rates of carbon contamination are about 1.1×10^<-5>% per sec in the vacuum system of the ion pump and about 6.0×10^<-4>% per sec in the vacuum system of the diffusion pump (oil: Santo Vac 5), expressed as fractions of the intensity of graphite C K-emission. The decrease of Al L-emission intensity was not detected in the ion pump system, but was observed remarkably in the difusion pump system.
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1979-02-05