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Production of O− and O2− beams with the negative ion source at Institute of Modern Physics

Jin et al., 2019

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12908122367242896383
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Jin Q
Zhou Y
Sun L
Liu Y
Zhang X
Zhao H
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Review of Scientific Instruments

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A negative oxygen ion source is under development to produce O− and O 2− beams used for a secondary ion mass spectrometer at Institute of Modern Physics (IMP), and both filament and radio frequency (RF) schemes are tested. The filament driven ion source, which …
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