“…Thus, they offer the unique possibility to study the contribution of the different physical mechanisms of energy deposition to surface modification and sputtering. For example, angular distributions of emitted neutrals (catcher technique) [7,8] or secondary ion mass spectra (''time-of-flight" TOF) of sputtered particles from uranium dioxide (UO 2 ) both at high energy in the electronic stopping regime (%MeV/u) and with very low energy highly charged ions (%q keV) [7,9] were performed at GANIL.…”