There has been limited research devoted to secondary electron emission (SEE) from nano-materials using rapid and heavy ion bombardment. Here we report a comparison of SEE properties between novel nano-materials with a three-dimensional nano-structure composed of a mostly regular pattern of rods and gold used as a standard material for SEE under bombardment of heavy ions at energies of a few MeV/nucleon. The nano-structured materials show enhanced SEE properties when compared with gold. Results from this work will enable the development of new radiation detectors for science and industry.
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In search of nano-materials with enhanced secondary electron emission for radiation detectors - Nature Scientific Reports
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%A Cholewa, M;
%A Cappellazzo, M;
%A Ley, M;
%A Bittner, D;
%A Jolie, J;
%A Lee, K;
%A Song, M;
%A Yi, G;
%A Boutachkov, P;
%D 2021
%J Nature Scientific Reports
%K jolie myown
%N 10517
%R 10.1038/s41598-021-89990-y
%T In search of nano-materials with enhanced secondary electron emission for radiation detectors
%U https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34006990/
%V 11
%X There has been limited research devoted to secondary electron emission (SEE) from nano-materials using rapid and heavy ion bombardment. Here we report a comparison of SEE properties between novel nano-materials with a three-dimensional nano-structure composed of a mostly regular pattern of rods and gold used as a standard material for SEE under bombardment of heavy ions at energies of a few MeV/nucleon. The nano-structured materials show enhanced SEE properties when compared with gold. Results from this work will enable the development of new radiation detectors for science and industry.
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abstract = {There has been limited research devoted to secondary electron emission (SEE) from nano-materials using rapid and heavy ion bombardment. Here we report a comparison of SEE properties between novel nano-materials with a three-dimensional nano-structure composed of a mostly regular pattern of rods and gold used as a standard material for SEE under bombardment of heavy ions at energies of a few MeV/nucleon. The nano-structured materials show enhanced SEE properties when compared with gold. Results from this work will enable the development of new radiation detectors for science and industry.},
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author = {Cholewa, M; and Cappellazzo, M; and Ley, M; and Bittner, D; and Jolie, J; and Lee, K; and Song, M; and Yi, G; and Boutachkov, P;},
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timestamp = {2023-04-20T15:24:13.000+0200},
title = {In search of nano-materials with enhanced secondary electron emission for radiation detectors},
url = {https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34006990/},
volume = 11,
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