Angular distributions of sputtered particles from lithium-implanted aluminium and copper crystals
The anisotropy of angular distributions of sputtered ions from lithium-implanted aluminium and copper single crystals, measured by SIMS analysis, have been used to obtain information about the microstructure of the implanted layers. Sputtered Al + distributions from the {111} surface show three-fold...
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| creator | Johansen, A. Johnson, E. Sarholt-Kristensen, L. Steenstrup, S. Andersen, H.H. Buhanov, V.M. Chernysh, V.S. Ivanov, I.N. Minnebaev, K.F. |
| description | The anisotropy of angular distributions of sputtered ions from lithium-implanted aluminium and copper single crystals, measured by SIMS analysis, have been used to obtain information about the microstructure of the implanted layers. Sputtered Al
+ distributions from the {111} surface show three-fold symmetry with maximum intensity near the 〈110〉 and 〈100〉 directions respectively, while Li
+ distributions show maximum intensity only in the 〈100〉 directions. From {100] crystals the Al
+ distributions have four-fold symmetry while there are no preferential ejection directions for the Li
+ ions. This agrees conceptually with the fact that the implanted layer contains the ordered Al
3Li (δ') phase, which has earlier been observed by TEM analysis on implanted samples. In contrast, a similar study of Li
+ implanted copper crystals shows that the implanted lithium is randomly located. |
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