Surface Sensitivity
Surface Sensitivity is a characteristic property in Auger Electron Spectroscopy that denotes the preferential detection of electronic signals originating from the outermost atomic layers of a material due to the low escape depth of Auger electrons.
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Ion Desorption by Core-Hole Auger Decay
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