It is shown that bombardment of a tungsten surface with 300- and 450-eV nitrogen ions produces an altered surface layer whose saturation concentrations are 8×1015 and 9×1015 nitrogen atoms/cm2, respectively. Mechanisms involved in the formation and decomposition of these surface layers are discussed.
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Harold F. Winters (1972) studied this question.
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