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Fluorine ion transmission through thin biological samples

Fluorine ion transmission through thin biological samples

Xue Jian-Ming
Wang Yu-Gang
Lu Xi-Ting
Yan Sha
Chen Jiang
Zhao Wei-Jiang
Nuclear Science and TechniquesVol.9, No.4pp.218-220Published in print 01 Nov 1998
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F2+ beam with 3 MeV is used to irradiate thin biological samples (onion inner surface membrane and kidney bean coat) in the transmission measurement, its current density is 400~800 nA/cm2. Results show that the onion samples can be broken up quickly under ion irradiating; as to kidney bean samples, about 60% of the implanted ions penetrate the samples, most of them lose part of their energy, fewer ions are found to be able to transmit through the sample without energy loss. SEM experiments are carried out to study sample's damage induced by the ions irradiation.

Ion implantationBiological sampleTransmission measurement
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