Guided transmission of 3 keV Ne7+ ions through nanocapillaries etched in a PET polymer

Guided transmission of 3 keV Ne7+ ions through nanocapillaries etched in a PET polymer

We measured the transmission of 3 keV Ne7+ ions through capillaries of 100 nm diameter and 10 *mm length produced by etching ion tracks in a polyethylene terephthalate polymer foil. The foils were tilted up to #+25DG for which the incident ions are forced to interact with the capillary surface. The...

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description We measured the transmission of 3 keV Ne7+ ions through capillaries of 100 nm diameter and 10 *mm length produced by etching ion tracks in a polyethylene terephthalate polymer foil. The foils were tilted up to #+25DG for which the incident ions are forced to interact with the capillary surface. The majority of Ne7+ ions were found to survive the transmission in their initial charge state. For tilted foils the angular distributions of the transmitted particles indicate propagation of the Ne7+ ions parallel to the capillary axis. This capillary guiding of the Ne7+ ion provides evidence that part of the ions deposit charges within the capillaries in a self-organizing process so that a considerable fraction of the ions is transmitted through the capillaries. A non-linear model is introduced to describe the essential features of the capillary guiding.
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