Vaporization of Strontium Atom and Ion from Strontium Oxide Applied on Tungsten and Rhenium
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概要
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A Langmuir method has been used to determine the vapor pressure and the heats of vaporization of strontium atoms from strontium oxide applied on tungsten and rhenium surfaces. The data obtained are log P<SUB>atm</SUB>=5.064-2.071×10<SUP>4</SUP>/T and l<SUP>To</SUP>=4.11±0.14eV for tungsten, and log P<SUB>atm</SUB>=6.095-2.496×10<SUP>4</SUP>/T and l<SUP>To</SUP>=4.95±0.14eV for rhenium, respectively. By measuring the ion current of <SUP>88</SUP>Sr<SUP>+</SUP> with a mass spectrometer the values of the heats of vaporization of strontium ions have also been obtained as l<SUP>T+</SUP>=7.07±0.08eV and l<SUP>T+</SUP>=6.73±0.07eV for tungsten and rhenium, respectively, under the assumption that the ion vaporization processes may be described by the, Saha-Langmuir equation. The work functions of the surfaces applied with strontium oxide have been discussed.
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著者
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KUBO KENJI
Engineering Research Institute, Kyoto University
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ASANO MITSURU
Engineering Research Institute, Kyoto University
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MAGARI SABURO
Engineering Research Institute, Kyoto University
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