2016
DOI: 10.1002/jms.3842
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Charge state distribution studies of pure and oxygen mixed krypton ECR plasma – signature of isotope anomaly and gas mixing effect

Abstract: We report the charge state distributions of the pure, 25% and 50% oxygen mixed krypton plasma to shed more light on the understanding of the gas mixing and the isotope anomaly [A. G. Drentje, Rev. Sci. Instrum. 63 (1992) 2875 and Y Kawai, D Meyer, A Nadzeyka, U Wolters and K Wiesemann, Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. 10 (2001) 451] in the electron cyclotron resonance (ECR) plasmas. The krypton plasma was produced using a 10 GHz all-permanent-magnet ECR ion source. The intensities of the highly abundant four isoto… Show more

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“…With these intensities, no isotope anomaly in the pure and mixed xenon plasma was seen. Later, the gas‐mixing effect and the isotope anomaly were studied in the pure and oxygen mixed krypton plasma by measuring the intensity of only four highly abundant isotopes, namely, 82 Kr (~11.58%), 83 Kr (~11.49%), 84 Kr (~57%), and 86 Kr (17.3%) (three isotopes have nearly equal abundances, which are far from that of the fourth one) 26 . The gas‐mixing effect was prominent in the krypton ECR plasma, whereas the trends in the isotope anomaly were very strange.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With these intensities, no isotope anomaly in the pure and mixed xenon plasma was seen. Later, the gas‐mixing effect and the isotope anomaly were studied in the pure and oxygen mixed krypton plasma by measuring the intensity of only four highly abundant isotopes, namely, 82 Kr (~11.58%), 83 Kr (~11.49%), 84 Kr (~57%), and 86 Kr (17.3%) (three isotopes have nearly equal abundances, which are far from that of the fourth one) 26 . The gas‐mixing effect was prominent in the krypton ECR plasma, whereas the trends in the isotope anomaly were very strange.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%