Ni ION INDUCED X-RAY EMISSION
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The thick targets of Ti, Fe, Ni and Zn have been bombarded with 3 to 7MeV nickel ions. The X-ray spectra of the projectiles and targets showed a significant difference in the intensity of the X-ray radiation for several targets. The explanation of this phenomenon by quasimolecular orbital energy level correlation diagrams and the possible application of Ni ion induced X-ray emission were discussed.
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XIA Zonghuang, LU Xiting, YAO Shude, WANG Demin, LIU Jiarui, ZHU Peiran. Ni ION INDUCED X-RAY EMISSION[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1989, 6(6): 257-260.
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XIA Zonghuang, LU Xiting, YAO Shude, WANG Demin, LIU Jiarui, ZHU Peiran. Ni ION INDUCED X-RAY EMISSION[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1989, 6(6): 257-260.
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XIA Zonghuang, LU Xiting, YAO Shude, WANG Demin, LIU Jiarui, ZHU Peiran. Ni ION INDUCED X-RAY EMISSION[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1989, 6(6): 257-260.
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XIA Zonghuang, LU Xiting, YAO Shude, WANG Demin, LIU Jiarui, ZHU Peiran. Ni ION INDUCED X-RAY EMISSION[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1989, 6(6): 257-260.
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