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Time-of-flight studies

Physics Today, 1965
“Submitted by James Rainwater in partial fulfilment…”
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Time-of-Flight Techniques

1980
The basic ideas concerning time-of-flight techniques (ToF) as applied to the study of transport phenomena in semiconductors were first presented by Haynes and Shockley (1951) in their pioneer experi ments. The most important quantity which results as output of the measurement is the value of the transit time TR, that is the time taken by the charge ...
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Pore confined time-of-flight secondary ion electrochemical mass spectrometry

Chemical Society Reviews, 2023
Jun-gang Wang, Ru-Jia Yu, Xin Hua
exaly  

Time of Flight ERDA

1996
Determining mass separation between scattered and recoiled particles by measuring the TOF parameter of neutral or ionic species was first used at low energies; for example at the end of the seventies, Chen and coworkers studied gold targets using 8-keV Ar+.(1) The MeV ERDA techniques were used for many years, but these were principally applied in ...
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Time of Flight

2017
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Time of Flight

2011
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Gas chromatography in combination with fast high-resolution time-of-flight mass spectrometry: Technical overview and perspectives for data visualization

TrAC - Trends in Analytical Chemistry, 2020
Uwe Käfer, Ralf Zimmermann
exaly  

Time of Flight Mass Spectrometers*

1999
K.G. Standing, W. Ens
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Breast cancer in female flight attendants

Lancet, The, 1998
Anthony R Mawson
exaly  

Non-Langevin bimolecular recombination in a silole-based polymer:PCBM solar cell measured by time-resolved charge extraction and resistance-dependent time-of-flight techniques

Energy and Environmental Science, 2012
Tracey M Clarke, Jeff Peet, Gilles Dennler   +2 more
exaly