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in this video were going to look at the influence of charge compensation on xps spectra the need for charge compensation occurs when we analyze samples that are insulators and the problem is that when electrons leave a surface and there is no means for electrons to return to the surface as would be the case for a conducting material then a positive charge builds up on the surface and this attracts electrons back to the surface which means that any photoemission electrons then appear with a lower kinetic energy than you would expect for a given photoemission line and to correct for this issue electrons or other charged particles are returned to the surface in order to compensate for the fact that electrons are leaving the surface and in this case this is an example of pt that has been measured using a given set of charge compensation settings its produced a set of peaks that appear at a higher kinetic energy than you might expect this indicates that the surface has a uniform potential

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What are the characteristic peaks of XPS?

The XPS spectrum contains peaks at 285.03 eV attributed to the binding energy of C1s, 103.29 eV to the binding energy of Si2p, 83.98 and 87.7 eV to the binding energy of Au4f7/2 and Au4f5/2, respectively, and 532.68 eV to the binding energy of O1s.

What is escape depth of XPS?

XPS Escape Depth The intensity of the signal decays exponentially as a function of depth and so the escape depth is defined as the depth which the intesntiy drops to 1 / e ( 36.8 % ) of its original depth. This translates to of the signal coming from within the escape depth.

What is XPS spot size?

Highly automated instrument that uses focused monochromatic Al (K) X-rays for spatially resolved chemical analysis. X-ray spot size ranges from 10 m to 200 m.

What is the shift in binding energy in XPS?

The variation of binding energy results in the shift of the corresponding XPS peak, ranging from 0.1eV to 10eV. This effect is termed as chemical shift, which can be applied to studying the chemical status of element in the surface. Therefore, XPS is also known as electron spectroscopy for chemical analysis (ESCA).

What is the sampling depth of XPS?

The average depth of analysis for an XPS measurement is approximately 5 nm. PHI XPS instruments provide the ability to obtain spectra with a lateral spatial resolution as small as 7.5 m.

What is depth profiling in XPS?

Monatomic depth profiling uses an ion beam to etch layers of the surface or surface contamination, revealing subsurface information. Combining a sequence of ion gun etch cycles with XPS analyses provides quantified information as well as layer thicknesses.

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