The formation of single and double cationization of organic molecules in SIMS

Delcorte, Arnaud;Wojciechowski, I.;Gonze, Xavier;Garrison, B.J.;Bertrand, Patrick
(2003) Applied Surface Science — Vol. 203-204, p. 106-109 (2003)

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The cationization of sputtered organic species via metal particle adduction is investigated using poly-4-methylstyrene molecules in combination with Cu, Pd, Ag and Au substrates. Metal-cationization occurs for these four substrates. The cationized molecule yields vary with the considered substrate and they are not correlated with the metal ion yields. In addition, double cationization with two metal particles is observed with a very significant intensity for Cu, Ag and Au supports. We interpret the results with an emission scheme in which excited molecules and metal atoms recombine above the surface and decay via electron emission, thereby locking the complex in the ionic state.
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Delcorte, A., Wojciechowski, I., Gonze, X., Garrison, B. J., & Bertrand, P. (2003). The formation of single and double cationization of organic molecules in SIMS. Applied Surface Science, 203-204, 106-109. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/159182 (Original work published 2003)