1992
DOI: 10.1116/1.577840
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Differential method for measuring coverage-dependent adsorption probabilities

Abstract: King and Wells have described a convenient technique for measuring adsorption probabilities in ultrahigh vacuum systems equipped with a collimated source and a mass spectrometer for detecting the adsorbate’s ambient partial pressure [Surf. Sci. 29, 454 (1972)]. We describe a method based on similar principles for systems equipped instead with a leak valve for back-filling the chamber and a differentially pumped mass spectrometer with line-of-sight to the adsorbent. The method is demonstrated with measurements … Show more

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“…Glines et al . in 1992 proposed a LOS mass spectrometer, which comprised a turbo‐pumped mass spectrometer enclosure separated from the sample vacuum by a 3‐mm‐diameter aperture.…”
Section: Review Of Line‐of‐sight Mass Spectrometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Glines et al . in 1992 proposed a LOS mass spectrometer, which comprised a turbo‐pumped mass spectrometer enclosure separated from the sample vacuum by a 3‐mm‐diameter aperture.…”
Section: Review Of Line‐of‐sight Mass Spectrometrymentioning
confidence: 99%