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X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy by Paul van der Heide

X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy

An Introduction to Principles and Practices

Paul van der Heide

Wiley · Print & ebook · Forthcoming

How to apply XPS and related techniques with real-world case studies X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy has become the cornerstone technique for characterizing the composition and chemistry of solid surfaces.

Analytical ChemistrySpectroscopyThin Films & Surfaces
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Who it’s for
Explore surface chemistry through XPS principles, related techniques, and applied case studies.
Genres
Spectroscopy, Thin Films & Surfaces, Analytical Chemistry
Published
Wiley, Forthcoming

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How to apply XPS and related techniques with real-world case studies X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy has become the cornerstone technique for characterizing the composition and chemistry of solid surfaces. X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy: An Introduction to Principles and Practices, Second Edition, delivers thoroughly revised coverage (along with two new chapters) reflecting significant advances since the first edition.

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Paul van der Heide, with decades of hands-on experience in surface analysis, guides readers from foundational concepts to practical applications. This starts with a prelude on the discovery of photoelectron emission to the impact of surface science. Hardware from both a components and system level are then introduced with a short foray into related techniques (such as HAXPES and NAP-XPS) along with what relates and differentiates XPS and PES. Topics included range from sample handling, methodology development, instrument operation, automation, quantification to data interpretation. This is tied up with a selection of lab, fab and synchrotron based case studies. Students through to practitioners in the areas of chemistry, physics, and/or material science will find this an authoritative resource for understanding and applying XPS and related techniques.

XPS in Practice

Explore surface chemistry through XPS principles, related techniques, and applied case studies.

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  • Foundations from photoelectron emission to surface science
  • Case studies based in labs, fabs, and synchrotrons

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  • Coverage of sample handling, instrument operation, quantification, and interpretation
  • Introductions to HAXPES, NAP-XPS, and related techniques

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Spectroscopy68%
Thin Films & Surfaces68%
Analytical Chemistry55%

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Publisher categories

  • Analytical Chemistry
  • Industrial Chemistry
  • Thin Films & Surfaces
Authors
Paul van der Heide
Publisher
Wiley
Published
Forthcoming
Format
Print & ebook
Reading lane
Analytical Chemistry