Abstract

Ion-stimulated desorption in the medium-energy regime is investigated using a hydrogen rich Li2O sample. The desorbed yield dependencies for H+ and Li+ on incident ion species 1H+ and 4He+ in a medium energy regime are measured. For the mechanism of desorption it is considered that an inner shell electron vacancy is generated in oxygen atoms of the target by the ion impact. This inner shell vacant state is then filled by Auger transition of an electron from surrounding H or Li atoms. The resulting coulomb repulsion between H+ or Li+ and O+ leads to ejection of H+ or Li+ from the surface.

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