Regenerative Soot-VIII: Sputtering and formation of C1 and C2
arXiv:1609.06975 · doi:10.1016/S0168-583X(00)00312-8
Abstract
Photoemission spectroscopy of the regenerative soot in neon's glow discharge plasma reveals the contributions from the sputtered atomic and molecular carbon species. We present the pattern of sputtering and the formation of monatomic C1 and diatomic C2 as a function of the discharge current, the support gas pressure and the number densities of the excited and ionized neon as the active constituents of the carbonaceous plasma.
12 pages, 5 figures
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