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- The study examined how temperature affects the sputtering process of coronene, an organic molecule, when exposed to Au and C ions at temperatures of 100 K and 300 K.
- Researchers used strong field photoionization to analyze the sputtered neutral flux, focusing on how the flight time and kinetic energy distributions of both intact and fragmented molecules changed.
- The findings help to understand the impact of temperature on the behavior and composition of sputtered materials in ion beam experiments.
Article Abstract
Temperature effects in the sputtering of an organic molecule were investigated by subjecting a well defined film of coronene to Au and C primary ions at 100 and 300 K. Strong field photoionization of the sputtered neutral flux was employed to monitor the change in flight time and kinetic energy distributions of intact and fragmented species.
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