Kinetic Energy Effect in the X-Ray Emission of Mo Surface Induced by Xe28+ Ions

X.M. Chen; Y. Cui; Z.H. Yang; J.Z. Xu; H.Q. Zhang; X. Xu; J.X. Shao; Z.Y. Liu; G.Q. Xiao; X.A. Zhang; Y.T. Zhao; Y.P. Zhang

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Kinetic Energy Effect in the X-Ray Emission of Mo Surface Induced by Xe²⁸⁺ Ions

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L-shell x-ray spectra of Mo surface induced by Xe28+ were measured with a Si(Li) detector. The x-ray intensity was found increased rapidly with the kinetic energy of the incident ions. The relation of x-ray intensity with kinetic energy of the projectile is discussed. There is a turning point of the intensity to the kinetic energy, and the explanation is given.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volumes 121-123)

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X.M. Chen, Y. Cui, Z.H. Yang, J.Z. Xu, H.Q. Zhang, X. Xu, J.X. Shao, Z.Y. Liu, G.Q. Xiao, X.A. Zhang, Y.T. Zhao, Y.P. Zhang

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L-Shell X-Ray Spectra, Metal Mo Surface, Xe²⁸⁺Ions

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