The depth profiling of glass surfaces by mass spectrometry using neutral-particle bombardment.
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概要
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Glass surfaces are bombarded by energetic neutral argon atoms or oxygen molecules, and the resulting sputtered ions are mass-analyzed. This technique has a higher depth resolution than conventional secondary-ion mass spectrometry. Quantitative depth-concentration profiles of sodium and potassium in the top layer of the surface (within several tens of nanometers of the surface) of Pyrex glass are obtained by the proposed technique.
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著者
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Mizuike Atsushi
Faculty Of Engineering Nagoya University
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Iino Akira
Faculty of Engineering, Nagoya University
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