Abstract
AbstractResults of electron‐stimulated desorption of positive ions measured by the time‐of‐flight method from thin NaCl layers deposited onto Si(111) crystal are presented. The kinetic‐energy distribution of Na+ is characterized by at least a double‐peak structure suggesting desorption by the wave packet squeezing process, proposed recently for Li+ desorption from LiF. Moreover, a delayed Na+ signal is observed, indicating desorption of core‐excited Na** atoms being in metastable autoionizing states.
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