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Chemical compositional mapping by microbeam analysis at the micrometer scale and finer

Newbury, 1997

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908856792281525707
Author
Newbury D
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Microelectronics journal

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Spatially-resolved analysis on the micrometer to nanometer spatial scale is possible through the techniques of microbeam analysis. Radiation used includes electrons, ions, photons and neutrons. Both a microprobe and a microscope approach are possible. Techniques …
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