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The morphology of carbon films and surfaces studied by photoemission electron microscopy

Wang et al., 1991

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8200013160767574088
Author
Wang C
Kordesch M
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Ultramicroscopy

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Several types of high-density carbon thin films and the natural diamond (100) surface have been imaged using photoemission electron microscopy (PEEM). The material contrast and monolayer sensitivity of PEEM that arises from work function differences at the surface …
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