Identification of fragment ions produced by the decomposition of tetramethyltin and the production of low-energy Sn+ ion beam.
Tetramethyltin was decomposed in an ion source and the fragment ions produced were identified using a low-energy mass-selected ion beam machine. Dominant fragment ions were found to be H+, CH2+, and Sn+. Subsequently, fragment ions were mass-selected. The mass spectrum of the selected ions indicated...
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oai:doaj.org-article:656333677c0246b182ef1fa2be03b0b12021-12-02T20:09:56ZIdentification of fragment ions produced by the decomposition of tetramethyltin and the production of low-energy Sn+ ion beam.1932-620310.1371/journal.pone.0253870https://doaj.org/article/656333677c0246b182ef1fa2be03b0b12021-01-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0253870https://doaj.org/toc/1932-6203Tetramethyltin was decomposed in an ion source and the fragment ions produced were identified using a low-energy mass-selected ion beam machine. Dominant fragment ions were found to be H+, CH2+, and Sn+. Subsequently, fragment ions were mass-selected. The mass spectrum of the selected ions indicated that only a single peak appeared at the mass number of 120 u, being suggestive of the presence of 120Sn+ ions. The ion energy was set at the range of 20-100 eV. The Sn+ ion beam was irradiated to a Si substrate, and a film was then found deposited on the substrate after the ion beam irradiation. An X-ray diffraction measurement showed that the film obtained was metallic Sn. Then, the Sn+ ion beam was irradiated to a quartz crystal microbalance substrate. We found that most of the irradiated Sn+ ions were adhered to the substrate, at the ion energy levels of 25 and 58 eV, producing the Sn film, whereas a 107 eV Sn+ beam caused a significant proportion of Sn atoms in the film to detach from the substrate, probably due to sputtering.Satoru YoshimuraSatoshi SugimotoTakae TakeuchiKensuke MuraiMasato KiuchiPublic Library of Science (PLoS)articleMedicineRScienceQENPLoS ONE, Vol 16, Iss 6, p e0253870 (2021) |
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Tetramethyltin was decomposed in an ion source and the fragment ions produced were identified using a low-energy mass-selected ion beam machine. Dominant fragment ions were found to be H+, CH2+, and Sn+. Subsequently, fragment ions were mass-selected. The mass spectrum of the selected ions indicated that only a single peak appeared at the mass number of 120 u, being suggestive of the presence of 120Sn+ ions. The ion energy was set at the range of 20-100 eV. The Sn+ ion beam was irradiated to a Si substrate, and a film was then found deposited on the substrate after the ion beam irradiation. An X-ray diffraction measurement showed that the film obtained was metallic Sn. Then, the Sn+ ion beam was irradiated to a quartz crystal microbalance substrate. We found that most of the irradiated Sn+ ions were adhered to the substrate, at the ion energy levels of 25 and 58 eV, producing the Sn film, whereas a 107 eV Sn+ beam caused a significant proportion of Sn atoms in the film to detach from the substrate, probably due to sputtering. |
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Satoru Yoshimura Satoshi Sugimoto Takae Takeuchi Kensuke Murai Masato Kiuchi |
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Satoru Yoshimura Satoshi Sugimoto Takae Takeuchi Kensuke Murai Masato Kiuchi |
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Satoru Yoshimura |
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Identification of fragment ions produced by the decomposition of tetramethyltin and the production of low-energy Sn+ ion beam. |
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Identification of fragment ions produced by the decomposition of tetramethyltin and the production of low-energy Sn+ ion beam. |
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Identification of fragment ions produced by the decomposition of tetramethyltin and the production of low-energy Sn+ ion beam. |
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Identification of fragment ions produced by the decomposition of tetramethyltin and the production of low-energy Sn+ ion beam. |
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Identification of fragment ions produced by the decomposition of tetramethyltin and the production of low-energy Sn+ ion beam. |
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identification of fragment ions produced by the decomposition of tetramethyltin and the production of low-energy sn+ ion beam. |
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