Yields for positive and negative secondary ions desorbed by 12C, 160 and 32S ions with velocities ν≳109cm s 1 and equilibrium charge state distributions have been measured. The data show that the yields depend on the charge and the velocity of the primary ions and the secondary ion species. They are independent of the primary ion mass.
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