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Ion yields of impurities in gallium arsenide for secondary ion mass spectrometry

Homma et al., 1986

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16141835503934045339
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Homma Y
Tanaka T
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Analytical Chemistry

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Relative secondary Ion yields In GaAs are measured tor positive Ions of 11 elements and negative Ions of 10 elements under 02+, Ar+, and Cs+ bombardment. It was found that the Ion yields of negative molecular Ions consisting of Impurity and matrix elements underCs+ …
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