Stability of ionically bonded surfaces in ionizing environments
作者： M.L. Knotek , Peter J. Feibelman
DOI: 10.1016/0039-6028(79)90011-6
关键词: Chemical physics 、 Electron 、 Ionization 、 Decomposition 、 Ionic bonding 、 Atomic physics 、 Auger 、 Binding energy 、 Core (optical fiber) 、 Shell (structure) 、 Chemistry
摘要: … by low energy (E < 1 keV) ionizing radiation has long been a … , enough electrons can be removed by Auger decay to break … if they release sufficient energy and if the surface bonding is …
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