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Type Wagner, R.; Brenner, S. S.
  Publication Morphology and chemistry of internally nitrided Fe-3 at. % Mo Volume Journal Article
Pages 1978
  Abstract Acta Metall.  
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  Summary Language Series Editor metallurgical applications Fe-Mo nitrides; Atom Probe Field Ion Microscopy  
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no 7525
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Warren, S. E. Studies in field ionization kinetics Journal Article 1978 Univ. Microfilms Int., Order No. 7911136 (1978) no 7529
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Audiffren, M.; Traimon, P.; Bardon, J.; Drechsler, M. A study of atom zigzag chains on the surface of tungsten Journal Article 1978 Surface Science Surf. Sci. 75 4 751-760 surface structure; Field Ion Microscopy Nishigaki and Nakamura have observed zigzag chains on the central (011) face of tungsten after field evaporation at T #62; 140 K. In this paper, a study of the formation, disappearance and structure of such chains is described. Tungsten tips of small radii down to 60 Ã… were used. Chains of 3 to 9 spots, that are clearly visible, are found even at 90 K. Four different structure models of the zigzag chains are discussed, including the multibranch model proposed by the Japanese authors. The interpretation of our experimental results shows fairly clearly that the real zigzag chain structure is a special non-dense structure. It must be formed by a local displacement of the tungsten adatoms in the field. Without the field, a zigzag chain is transformed into a two-dimensional cluster of the nearest neighbour atom by a small increase in temperature. If the field is reintroduced, the cluster can revert to the initial zigzag structure. The zigzag structure is interpreted as being caused by forces of repulsion between the atom dipoles. no 8848
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Nazarenko, V. A.; Pokhodenko, V. D. The formation of negative ions in high electric fields Journal Article 1979 International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Physics Int. J. Mass Spectrom. Ion Phys. 31, no 7650
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Brenner, S. S.; Miller, M. K. Microchemical analysis of steels and other ferrous alloys with the atom-probe Book Chapter 1980 Proc. 27th IFES, Tokyo APFIM steels ferrous alloys Univ. of Tokyo Tokyo Yashiro, Y.; Igata, N. no 7730
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Brenner, S. S.; Myers, S. M. Trapping of antimony by TiC in ion-implanted iron Book Chapter 1980 Proc. 27th IFES, Tokyo ion implanted Fe TiC Sb Univ. of Tokyo Tokyo Yashiro, Y.; Igata, N. no 7731
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Brenner, S. S.; Walck, S. D. Segregation of antimony and phosphorus to nitride interfaces in iron-molybdenum alloy Book Chapter 1980 Proc. 27th IFES, Tokyo Fe-Mo nitride Sb P interfaces Univ. of Tokyo Tokyo Yashiro, Y.; Igata, N. no 7732
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Rendulic, K. D.; Leisch, M. The gas supply function in field ion microscopy Journal Article 1980 Surface Science Surf. Sci. 95 no 7873
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Rendulic, K. D.; Leisch, M. Field desorption of common gases from iridium and tungsten Journal Article 1980 Surface Science Surf. Sci. 93 no 7874
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Current, Michael I.; Seidman, David N. Sputtering of tungsten: a direct view of a near surface depleted zone created by a single 30 keV63 Cu+ projectile Journal Article 1980 Nuclear Instruments and Methods 170 1-3 377-381 The vacancy structure of near-surface depleted zone (DZ), created by a single 30 keV 63Cu+ ion in a tungsten field-ion microscope (FIM) specimen, was determined with atomic resolution. Both the irradiation and pulse field-evaporation experiments were performed in situ at less, approximate11 K, so that the observed vacancy structure was unaltered by the long-range migration of self-interstitial atoms. The following basic physical quantities were measured: (1) the number of vacancies; (2) the dimensions; (3) the vacancy concentration; (4) the distribution of first-nearest-neighbor vacancy clusters; and (5) the radial-distribution function for the vacancies out to ninth-nearest neighbor. The values of these quantitieswere shown to be similar for both the near-surface DZ and DZs created in the bulk of the same specimen by 30 keV 63Cu+ projectiles. no 8862
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