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Time of flight mass spectrometry of the laser produced fragments

С. С. Алимпиев, С. М. Никифоров, A. K. Dudojan, V. Y. Shevtshenko

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The application of reflectron time of flight mass spectrometry or analyzing the products of laser induced thin films modification and YBa2 Cu3 0 _ in bulk ablat ion is discussed . The measurements of threshol Xlaser fluences and fragment velocity distribution are presented.

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The application of reflectron time of flight mass spectrometry or analyzing the products of laser induced thin films modification and YBa2 Cu3 0 _ in bulk ablat ion is discussed . The measurements of threshol Xlaser fluences and fragment velocity distribution are presented.

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The application of reflectron time of flight mass spectrometry or analyzing the products of laser induced thin films modification and YBa2 Cu3 0 _ in bulk ablat ion is discussed . The measurements of threshol Xlaser fluences and fragment velocity distribution are presented.

Key concepts: Reflectron, Mass spectrometry, Time of flight, Time-of-flight mass spectrometry, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Laser, Ion, Materials science

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