High Intensity Molecular Beam Apparatus
Review of Scientific Instruments · 1963 · 55 citations · 2 references
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A high intensity molecular beam apparatus is described which is based on a supersonic stream gas source. Intensities of the order of 1017 molecules/cm2/sec have been achieved with nitrogen. The effects on performance of Mach number, source pressure, and geometry are summarized. Results are compared with theory.
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A High Intensity Source for the Molecular Beam. Part I. Theoretical
Arthur Kantrowitz, Jerry Grey · Review of Scientific Instruments · 1951
410 citations
A High Intensity Source for the Molecular Beam. Part II. Experimental
G. B. Kistiakowsky, W. P. Slichter · Review of Scientific Instruments · 1951
94 citations