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Long-lifetime, reliable liquid metal ion sources for boron, arsenic, and phosphorus
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1987
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Materials ScienceInorganic ChemistryChemical EngineeringBoron NitrideEngineeringMetalloid ContaminationApplied PhysicsAnalytical ChemistryRefractory Metal NeedlesLiquid–metal Ion SourcesChemistryPalladium AlloysIon ProcessElectrochemistryBorophene
Operation of liquid–metal ion sources based on palladium alloys that contain boron, arsenic, and phosphorus (singly or in combination) was studied. These sources, when run on refractory metal needles and heater ribbons, have exhibited high angular intensity (1.5–5 μA/sr), long lifetime (>150 h), low energy spread (<15 eV), and stable operation with extracted currents down to 2 μA.
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