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Fall 2015
An investigation was conducted on heavy oil cracking using polarized hot stage microscopy and laser dynamic backscattering. Both of these in-situ techniques were used to monitor cracking reactions through the use of backscattering. The use of hot stage microscopy resulted in a series of...
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Positive bias and vacuum chamber wall effect on total electron yield measurement: A re-consideration of the sample current method
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Ye, Ming, Wang, Dan, Li, Yun, He, Yong-ning, Cui, Wan-zhao, Daneshmand, Mojgan
The measurement of the total secondary electron yield (TEY, δ) is of fundamental importance in areas such as accelerator, spacecraft, detector, and plasma system. Most of the running TEY facilities in the world are based on the kind of bias strategy. The applied bias can assist in the collection...