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Influence of type of bonds in compounds on the mechanism of the sputtered excited particles formation under ion bombardment

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A review of studies of the radiation of the excited particles ejected from metals and its chemical compounds under ion bombardment are presented. The observed features of ion-photon emission (IPE) are analyzed taking into account the physical-chemical parameters of solids and spectroscopic parameters of ejected excited particles. Different mechanisms of the ejected excited particles formation for the explanation of the experimental data are considered.

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Bobkov, V.V., Gritsyna, V.V., Gritsyna, V.T. et al. Influence of type of bonds in compounds on the mechanism of the sputtered excited particles formation under ion bombardment. J. Surf. Investig. 10, 1239–1265 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1027451016050694

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