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Evaluation of Hypervelocity Gold Nanoparticles for Nanovolume Surface Mass Spectrometry

DeBord, 2012

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DeBord J
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Impacts of high kinetic energy massive gold clusters (~ 500 keV Au400+ 4) exhibit significantly enhanced secondary ion yields relative to traditional atomic or polyatomic primary ions (eg Au3 and C60). The one-of-a-kind instrument used to generate these …
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