ELECTRON INDUCED DISSOCIATION OF LEAD IODIDE SURFACES.

A. Friedenberg; Y. Shapira

ELECTRON INDUCED DISSOCIATION OF LEAD IODIDE SURFACES.

A. Friedenberg^*, Y. Shapira

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Department of Electrical Engineering - Physical Eng.

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Abstract

The decomposition of lead iodide surfaces under electron bombardment was studied using quadrupole mass spectrometry. The results showed that during decomposition, molecular iodine is the main desorbing species and that the desorption rates of I and I//2 are linearly dependent on the electron beam flux. The implications for the decomposition mechanism are discussed.

Original language	English
Pages	506-508
Number of pages	3
State	Published - 1980
Event	Unknown conference - Cannes, Fr Duration: 22 Sep 1980 → 26 Sep 1980

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Conference	Unknown conference
City	Cannes, Fr
Period	22/09/80 → 26/09/80

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