1993
DOI: 10.1007/bf02451883
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XUV generation from plasma produced by a XeCl excimer laser on a Cu target

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“…In the case of life sciences, SXCM enables the study of the ultrastructure of living hydrated specimens, without the need of dehydration or other chemical pretreatment, by using suitable pulsed x-ray sources such as laser plasmas. [1][2][3][4] The interest in using soft x rays, in the so called ''water window'' ͑2.3-4.4 nm or 280-530 eV͒, is based on the low attenuation at these wavelengths caused by water, as compared to the attenuation caused by organic matter. Indeed, just below the oxygen K edge ͑2.4 nm͒, 1 m water has only 20% absorption, while the carbon containing proteins have distinctively higher absorbance.…”
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“…In the case of life sciences, SXCM enables the study of the ultrastructure of living hydrated specimens, without the need of dehydration or other chemical pretreatment, by using suitable pulsed x-ray sources such as laser plasmas. [1][2][3][4] The interest in using soft x rays, in the so called ''water window'' ͑2.3-4.4 nm or 280-530 eV͒, is based on the low attenuation at these wavelengths caused by water, as compared to the attenuation caused by organic matter. Indeed, just below the oxygen K edge ͑2.4 nm͒, 1 m water has only 20% absorption, while the carbon containing proteins have distinctively higher absorbance.…”
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