The kinetic energy transferred to some elements by an electron of kinetic energy 100 to 400 kV is discussed. The displacement rates are compared to the signal generation. (DCL)
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The kinetic energy transferred to some elements by an electron of kinetic energy 100 to 400 kV is discussed. The displacement rates are compared to the signal generation. (DCL)
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Zaluzec, N.J.; Mansfield, J.F.; Okamoto, P.R. & Lam, N.Q.Medium voltage analytical electron microscopy microanalysis versus radiation damage,
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