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Negative ion emission from a stainless steel surface due to positive ion collisions

Absolute yields of negative ions and secondary electrons resulting from positive ions impacting a stainless steel surface have been determined as a function of the impact energy. The surface conditions range from those commonly found in situ for discharge electrodes to a surface free of any adsorbate. The implications of these findings to discharge modeling are discussed.

S. Walton | Yicheng Wang | R. Champion

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