Introduction to Auger Electron Spectroscopy

The Materials Characterization Lab: Auger Electron Spectroscopy
A Scanning Auger Microscope is an instrument that combines the spatial resolution of an electron microscope with the surface sensitivity of XPS. A focused electron beam (3-20 keV) is scanned across a sample. Atoms near the surface are ionized, and a fraction of the ionized atoms relax via the Auger process.
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[@diverbob8]

We were doing Auger Spectroscopy at Weirton Steel Corp beginning in the early 1970's. It was new but very effective at identifying contamination on finished steel surface.

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[@Maximus_Forex]

Is it possible to get the ppt

[@ryannuriman966]

Thank you for the great content.
Now I am learning AES. Could you please provide or suggest the book to learn this instrument?
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[@icecreamsoda9290]

What's the difference between SE and inelastically scattered electrons?

[@ONRIPRESENCE]

Apparently, there are 3 different pronunciations of the word and name "Auger".