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Measurements have been made of the behavior of surface charges caused by an electron bombardment, with an increase in temperature. At 200°C surface charges are still present although reduced by a factor 4. At this temperature the life of the surface charges is much shorter than at room temperature.
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Petit-Clerc et al. (1968) studied this question.
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