Measurement principle and characteristics
Electron energy loss spectrometry in solids
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Measurement principle and characteristics
Electron energy loss spectrometry in solids

Authors : Paul A. THIRY, Roland CAUDANO, Jean-Jacques PIREAUX

Publication date: October 10, 1995 | Lire en français

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1. Measurement principle and characteristics

Energy loss spectra of electrons backscattered (or possibly transmitted) by a solid target reveal characteristic structures observed at E 0 – E c where E 0 is the initial electron energy and E c is a characteristic energy associated with the excitation of collective or individual phenomena.

  • Collective excitations are essentially vibrations of the ion lattice (phonons) or oscillations of valence electrons (plasmons).

  • Individual excitations cover two kinds of phenomena: vibrations of molecules, generally adsorbed on the surface, or of molecular groups, and excitations of electrons in the solid. The latter...

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