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Cmditradmin (talk | contribs) (XPS is typically conducted with the sample perpendicular to the detector axis (normal takeoff angles) but if we want additional near-surface sensitivity we can tilt the sample. The above equation shows that tilting the sample gives us analytical informat) |
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XPS is typically conducted with the sample perpendicular to the detector axis (normal takeoff angles) but if we want additional near-surface sensitivity we can tilt the sample. The above equation shows that tilting the sample gives us analytical information even closer to the surface
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