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Neon gas imaging of gold in the field ion microscope
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An improved field ion microscope (FIM) technique has been developed for the neon gas imaging of gold specimens as discussed by the authors, which produces images which are stable at best image voltage at a tip temperature (TT) of 30 K or less.About:
This article is published in Surface Science.The article was published on 1971-11-01. It has received 14 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Neon & Field desorption.read more
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Field ion microscopy, field ionization and field evaporation
Erwin W. Müller,Tien T. Tsong +1 more
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The direct observation of point defects in irradiated or quenched metals by quantitative field ion microscopy
TL;DR: In this article, the progress made at Cornell University over the past few years in applying the field ion microscopy (FIM) technique to the study of point defects in irradiated or quenched metals is reviewed.
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The history and development of the helium ion microscope.
TL;DR: The helium ion microscope has recently emerged as a commercially available instrument and its roots go back more than 60 years to the development of the field ion microscope in Berlin, first reported in 1951.
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CO Oxidation on Gold Surfaces Studied on the Atomic Scale
TL;DR: In this paper, the interaction of small gold crystal tips with oxygen gas and CO/O2 gas mixtures was studied by means of field ion microscopy (FIM) images of clean tips were obtained with hydrogen and neon as imaging gas.
DIRECT OBSERVATION OF LONG RANGE MIGRATION OF SELF-INTERSTITIAL ATOMS IN STAGE I OF IRRADIATED PLATINUM. Report No. 1529.
P. Petroff,D.N. Seidman +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, the motion of single self-interstitial atoms (SIA's) in stage I of irradiated platinum was observed directly by field ion microscopy, showing that a flux of SIA's crossed the surface of the specimens between 13 and 25°K.
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Field Ion Microscopy
TL;DR: In this article, the basic physical effects used in field ion microscopy are not yet fully understood, and a modified mechanism of field ionization and image interpretation has been proposed, using a high-voltage field ion microscope operated at up to 45 kV.
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Measurement of Equilibrium Concentrations of Lattice Vacancies in Gold
R. O. Simmons,R. W. Balluffi +1 more
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Field adsorption and desorption of helium and neon
TL;DR: In this article, the minimum required field strengths of gas films at different temperatures were determined using a field ion microscope tip, based on which they were shown to be able to detect gas adsorption and desorption.
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Gas‐Surface Interactions and Field‐Ion Microscopy of Nonrefractory Metals
TL;DR: In this article, a helium field-ion microscope is used to obtain high-resolution He ion images of niobium, nickel, iron, and high carbon steel using only 70% of the field used before.
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The direct observation of point defects in irradiated or quenched metals by quantitative field ion microscopy
TL;DR: In this article, the progress made at Cornell University over the past few years in applying the field ion microscopy (FIM) technique to the study of point defects in irradiated or quenched metals is reviewed.
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