1992
DOI: 10.1088/0953-8984/4/10/013
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Local density of states in amorphous Ni-P alloys

Abstract: The electronic density of states around the P and Ni atoms in amorphous alloys NixP1-x for different x(0.08 Show more

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“…This agrees with earlier soft X-ray studies on the density of states in amorphous Ni-P alloys [13,14] which did not detect any changes in Ni Lα distribution in implanted or electrodeposited Ni-P alloys with respect to pure nickel. Phosphorus concentration (8 < P < 26 at.%) did not influence either the Ni2p main peaks or the Ni Lα distribution.…”
Section: Nickel 2p Peak and Its Satellitesupporting
confidence: 93%
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“…This agrees with earlier soft X-ray studies on the density of states in amorphous Ni-P alloys [13,14] which did not detect any changes in Ni Lα distribution in implanted or electrodeposited Ni-P alloys with respect to pure nickel. Phosphorus concentration (8 < P < 26 at.%) did not influence either the Ni2p main peaks or the Ni Lα distribution.…”
Section: Nickel 2p Peak and Its Satellitesupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Phosphorus concentration (8 < P < 26 at.%) did not influence either the Ni2p main peaks or the Ni Lα distribution. [14] Only a slight shift of the Ni2p3/2 peak (ca +0.2 eV) was observed with respect to pure nickel. [13,14] More recent studies on metallic nickel, NiS and NiAs compounds [21] as well as on Ni-B, Ni-P and Ni-S amorphous alloys confirm that the Ni2p peak-binding energies remain constant, though both satellite binding energy and satellite intensity vary [21,22] (Table 4).…”
Section: Nickel 2p Peak and Its Satellitementioning
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