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Practical Guide to Surface Science and Spectroscopy
- 1st Edition - February 19, 2001
- Author: Yip-Wah Chung
- Language: English
- Hardback ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 1 2 - 1 7 4 6 1 0 - 0
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 0 8 - 0 4 9 7 7 8 - 5
Practical Guide to Surface Science and Spectroscopy provides a practical introduction to surface science as well as describes the basic analytical techniques that resear… Read more
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Request a sales quotePractical Guide to Surface Science and Spectroscopy provides a practical introduction to surface science as well as describes the basic analytical techniques that researchers use to understand what occurs at the surfaces of materials and at their interfaces. These techniques include auger electron spectroscopy, photoelectron spectroscopy, inelastic scattering of electrons and ions, low energy electron diffraction, scanning probe microscopy, and interfacial segregation. Understanding the behavior of materials at their surfaces is essential for materials scientists and engineers as they design and fabricate microelectronics and semiconductor devices.
The book gives over 100 examples, discussion questions and problems with varying levels of difficulty. Included with this book is a CD-ROM, which not only contains the same information, but also provides many elements of animation and interaction that are not easily emulated on paper. In diverse subject matters ranging from the operation of ion pumps, computer-assisted data acquisition to tapping mode atomic force microscopy, the interactive component is especially helpful in conveying difficult concepts and retention of important information. The succinct style and organization of this practical guide is ideal for anyone who wants to get up to speed on a given topic in surface spectroscopy or phenomenon within a reasonable amount of time.
- Both theory and practice are emphasized
- Logical organization allows one to get up to speed on any given topic quickly
- Numerous examples, questions for discussion and practice problems are included
- The CD includes animation and interactive elements that help to convey difficult concepts
Primary Market(s) Features to Emphasize
Undergraduates /first-year graduate students: logical organization and easy-to-understand presentation, numerous examples and practice problems, accompanying CD with lots of animation and interactive elements that help to convey difficult concepts and to retain important information.
Secondary Market(s) Features to Emphasize
Practicing scientists and engineering: logical organization and easy-to-understand presentation, numerous examples and practice problems, focus on both theory and practice, accompanying CD with lots of animation and interactive elements that help to convey difficult concepts, learn about the nuances of any surface analytical technique quickly in a self-contained text.
Undergraduates /first-year graduate students: logical organization and easy-to-understand presentation, numerous examples and practice problems, accompanying CD with lots of animation and interactive elements that help to convey difficult concepts and to retain important information.
Secondary Market(s) Features to Emphasize
Practicing scientists and engineering: logical organization and easy-to-understand presentation, numerous examples and practice problems, focus on both theory and practice, accompanying CD with lots of animation and interactive elements that help to convey difficult concepts, learn about the nuances of any surface analytical technique quickly in a self-contained text.
1. Basic concepts in ultrahigh vacuum and surface preparation
What is surface science?
Need for ultrahigh vacuum
Achieving ultrahigh vacuum
Pressure measurements
Preparation of clean surfaces
Operation principles of different pumps
Mean free paths of electrons in solids
Classification of surface spectroscopies
Electron scattering from solid surfaces
Electron energy analyzers
Other considerations in the use of electron analyzers.
2. Auger electron spectroscopy
Auger electron emission
Experimental aspects
Sensitivity of Auger electron spectroscopy
Energies and shapes of Auger peaks, chemical effects
Intensity of Auger electron emission
Profile analysis
Scanning Auger microprobe
Quantitative analysis
3. Photoelectron spectroscopy
The photoelectric effect
Photon sources
Detectors
Element identification
Chemical and relaxation shift
Chemical bonding on surfaces
Band structure studies
Extended x_ray absorption fine structure
Special applications
4. Inelastic scattering of electrons and ions
One_electron excitations
Many_electron excitations
Surface vibrations
Ion scattering spectroscopy
Secondary ion mass spectrometry
5. Low energy electron diffraction
Electron diffraction
Nomenclature
Experimental aspects
Selected properties of the surface reciprocal space
Kinematic theory
Applications of the kinematic theory
6. Scanning probe microscopy
History of scanning tunneling microscopy
Review of tunneling
Principle and experimental aspects of STM
STM image interpretation
STM applications and concerns
Principle and experimental aspects of atomic force microscopy
Different AFM modes
Variants of STM and AFM
7. Thermodynamics of surfaces
Gibbs adsorption equation
One_component systems
Multi_component systems
Surface composition of binary alloys
8. Electronic properties of surfaces
Surface states
The surface space charge region in semiconductors
Surface dipoles on metal surfaces
Work function measurements
The negative electron affinity effect
The metal_semiconductor interface
9. Chemical bonding on surfaces
Heat of adsorption
Pressure effects
Promoters, poisons and ensemble effects
Surface compounds
Local character of the surface chemical bond
Generalized theory of adsorption
Thermodynamics of surfaces and interfaces
Electronic properties of surfaces and interfaces of bulk composition
Unified model of segregation
Environmental effects and interfaces
Gas-surface interactions
Langmuir adsorption isotherm
Case studies
10. Image processing Typical image filters
Contrast enhancements
Surface roughness parameters
Fractal analysis
Hardcopy outputs
11. NanoindentationIntroduction to nanoindentation
Experimental aspects and analysis
Applications and precautions
Case studies
What is surface science?
Need for ultrahigh vacuum
Achieving ultrahigh vacuum
Pressure measurements
Preparation of clean surfaces
Operation principles of different pumps
Mean free paths of electrons in solids
Classification of surface spectroscopies
Electron scattering from solid surfaces
Electron energy analyzers
Other considerations in the use of electron analyzers.
2. Auger electron spectroscopy
Auger electron emission
Experimental aspects
Sensitivity of Auger electron spectroscopy
Energies and shapes of Auger peaks, chemical effects
Intensity of Auger electron emission
Profile analysis
Scanning Auger microprobe
Quantitative analysis
3. Photoelectron spectroscopy
The photoelectric effect
Photon sources
Detectors
Element identification
Chemical and relaxation shift
Chemical bonding on surfaces
Band structure studies
Extended x_ray absorption fine structure
Special applications
4. Inelastic scattering of electrons and ions
One_electron excitations
Many_electron excitations
Surface vibrations
Ion scattering spectroscopy
Secondary ion mass spectrometry
5. Low energy electron diffraction
Electron diffraction
Nomenclature
Experimental aspects
Selected properties of the surface reciprocal space
Kinematic theory
Applications of the kinematic theory
6. Scanning probe microscopy
History of scanning tunneling microscopy
Review of tunneling
Principle and experimental aspects of STM
STM image interpretation
STM applications and concerns
Principle and experimental aspects of atomic force microscopy
Different AFM modes
Variants of STM and AFM
7. Thermodynamics of surfaces
Gibbs adsorption equation
One_component systems
Multi_component systems
Surface composition of binary alloys
8. Electronic properties of surfaces
Surface states
The surface space charge region in semiconductors
Surface dipoles on metal surfaces
Work function measurements
The negative electron affinity effect
The metal_semiconductor interface
9. Chemical bonding on surfaces
Heat of adsorption
Pressure effects
Promoters, poisons and ensemble effects
Surface compounds
Local character of the surface chemical bond
Generalized theory of adsorption
Thermodynamics of surfaces and interfaces
Electronic properties of surfaces and interfaces of bulk composition
Unified model of segregation
Environmental effects and interfaces
Gas-surface interactions
Langmuir adsorption isotherm
Case studies
10. Image processing Typical image filters
Contrast enhancements
Surface roughness parameters
Fractal analysis
Hardcopy outputs
11. NanoindentationIntroduction to nanoindentation
Experimental aspects and analysis
Applications and precautions
Case studies
- No. of pages: 160
- Language: English
- Edition: 1
- Published: February 19, 2001
- Imprint: Academic Press
- Hardback ISBN: 9780121746100
- eBook ISBN: 9780080497785
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