XPS for chemical-and charge-sensitive analyses
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2013-05-01
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By recording X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic binding energy shifts, while subjecting samples to a variety of optical and electrical stimuli, information about charge accumulation on materials or surface structures can be obtained. These stimuli included d.c. as well as a.c. electrical and/or optical pulses covering a wide frequency range (10−3 to 106 Hz) for probing charging and/or photovoltage shifts, stemming from impurities, dopants, defects, etc., whether created intentionally or not. The methodology is simple to implement and provides several new dimensions for thin films and materials analyses.
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Thin Solid Films
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Elsevier
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