1993
DOI: 10.1051/jp4:19937318
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Search for positron localization near transition-metal solutes of negative effective charge in Ni and Cu

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“…Besides trapping at open-volume defects, a difference in the chemical affinity of the positron for atoms of different nature may either attract the probe to, or repulse it from, particular sites of localization [27]. The change in re-emission properties with increasing annealing temperature, observed in figure 3b for W-Ni alloys, which evolves from a nickel-like to a tungsten-like behaviour, most likely proceeds from such an affinity effect.…”
Section: Examples Of Sub-surface Investigationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides trapping at open-volume defects, a difference in the chemical affinity of the positron for atoms of different nature may either attract the probe to, or repulse it from, particular sites of localization [27]. The change in re-emission properties with increasing annealing temperature, observed in figure 3b for W-Ni alloys, which evolves from a nickel-like to a tungsten-like behaviour, most likely proceeds from such an affinity effect.…”
Section: Examples Of Sub-surface Investigationsmentioning
confidence: 99%