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Secondary ion mass spectrometry : SIMS VIII : Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS VIII)

A. Benninghoven

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Fundamentals quantification instrumentation surface analysis depth profiling imaging post-ionization combined and/or related techniques applications biology isotopic analysis - geology metals and oxides polymers - organics semiconductors Morrison symposium.

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Fundamentals quantification instrumentation surface analysis depth profiling imaging post-ionization combined and/or related techniques applications biology isotopic analysis - geology metals and oxides polymers - organics semiconductors Morrison symposium.

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Fundamentals quantification instrumentation surface analysis depth profiling imaging post-ionization combined and/or related techniques applications biology isotopic analysis - geology metals and oxides polymers - organics semiconductors Morrison symposium.

Key concepts: Secondary ion mass spectrometry, Static secondary-ion mass spectrometry, Mass spectrometry, Ion-mobility spectrometry–mass spectrometry, Chemistry, Ion, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Selected reaction monitoring

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