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Neutral and ion beam SIMS of non-conducting materials
JA Van den Berg
University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology
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Non-conductive Material
100%
Ion Beam
100%
Bombardment
100%
Neutral Beam
100%
Surface Potential
66%
Ion Bombardment
66%
Low Conductivity
66%
Sample Charging
66%
Induced Damage
33%
State of Charge
33%
Damage Rate
33%
Calibration Method
33%
Electron Beam
33%
Design Basis
33%
Damage Mechanism
33%
Precision Control
33%
Raster
33%
Inert Gas
33%
Mass Spectra
33%
Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry
33%
Polymer Materials
33%
Impact Source
33%
Sputtering Rate
33%
Electron Bombardment
33%
Secondary Ion
33%
Electron Impact
33%
Molecular Fragments
33%
Positive Variety
33%
Field Configuration
33%
Source-driven
33%
Fragment Ions
33%
Gas Atom
33%
Peak Height
33%
Electronic Sputtering
33%
Height Distribution
33%
Atom Beam
33%
Negative Spectrum
33%
Molecular Cluster Ion
33%
Chemistry
Ion Beam
100%
Surface Potential
100%
Secondary Ion Mass Spectroscopy
100%
electronics
50%
Energetics
50%
Ion Bombardment
50%
Electron Beam
50%
Noble Gas Atom
50%
Secondary Ion Mass Spectrum
50%
Cluster Ion
50%
Electron Impact
50%
Molecular Cluster
50%
Engineering
Bombardment
100%
Surface Potential
66%
Ion Implantation
33%
Damage Rate
33%
Induced Damage
33%
Energetics
33%
Peak Height
33%
Calibration Procedure
33%
Damage Mechanism
33%
Mass Spectrum
33%
Mass Spectrometry
33%
Polymer Material
33%
Electron Bombardment
33%
Gas Atom
33%
Height Distribution
33%
Charge State
33%