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On the theory of chemielectron emission of metals

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The most frequently quoted theories of chemiemission (chemically excited exoelectron emission) — the adsorption and oxidation theories — are compared in the present paper with the hitherto less known Izmailov-Furman theory of potential secondary emission. The values of yields calculated according to the original or adapted Izmailov-Furman theory are compared with the values of yields measured by Geiger on a series of systems of alkaline metal-halogen molecules (also partly oxygen molecules) and by Lohff and Wüstenhagen on systems of certain non-precious metals (Al, Fe) with oxygen or nitrogen molecules.

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We should like to express our thanks to Dr. J. Dolejší, C.Sc, and K. Doležalová for their help during the work and above all for carefully performing the numerical calculations.

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Bohun, A., Sak, J. & Pšeničková, M. On the theory of chemielectron emission of metals. Czech J Phys 15, 667–677 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01688589

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