3. Laser ablation
3.1 Choice of laser and ablation protocol
The removal of a sample using a laser relies on the energy of photons, whose wavelength must be in the ultraviolet (UV) range (100 nm < < 400 nm), in order to remove material by breaking chemical bonds rather than melting it. There are two main families of lasers in this spectral range: i) excimers (short for "excited dimer"), in which the laser effect is produced by energy transitions in a noble gas dimer (e.g., ,...
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