Core level binding energy shifts in liquid binary alloys: AuGa

LiAlH4 as a “Microlighter” on the Fluorographite Surface Triggering the Dehydrogenation of Mg(BH4)2: Toward More than 7 wt % Hydrogen Release below 70 °C

“…The peak at 73.6 eV is attributed to Al 4 C 3 in a previous report, 48 and the peak at 72.1 eV is from elemental Al. 49 The B 1s spectrum solely exhibits one major peak at 187.1 eV, which can be recognized as elemental B.…”

Thermodynamic assessment of the Au–Ga system

“…The enthalpy increments of H m (T) − H m (298 K) and heat capacities of three compounds ␥Au 7 Ga 3 at the composition Au 0.692 Ga 0.308 , AuGa at the composition Au 0.5 Ga 0.5 and AuGa 2 at the composition Au 0.34 Ga 0.66 were measured by Wallbrecht et al [25] in the temperature ranges between 235 and 700 K using differential scanning calorimetry. Durrwachter et al [26] determined the core level binding energy shifts in the liquid alloy Au x Ga 1−x using X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) and Ultraviolet Photoelectron Spectroscopy (UPS) core level spectra.…”

Liquid metal-based printing synthesis of bismuth-doped gallium oxide and its application for a photodetector

“…3a–c. The Ga 3d peak located at 20.2 eV corresponds to the Ga 3+ in Ga 2 O 3 , 27 while the peak centred at 18.5 eV with low intensity belongs to the trace residue Ga. 28 Due to the overlap of binding energy, two other peaks in the Ga 3d region were identified as O 2s (24.0 eV) and Bi 5d (26.3 eV). 29,30 The chemical state of Bi element was deconvolved into three types, and the peak located at 159.3 eV belongs to Bi 2 O 3 (Fig.…”