Pictures of Ion Beams

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Boron 11 (top) and boron 10 beams are well-separated.

Many species can be seen here. The notes identifying the settings are lost, but the gas was BF3.

This probably shows BF2 as the intense bottom beam, with molybdenum isotopes cluttering the picture. The very blue beam is probably argon. This is a top view. The magnet was a 90 degree bend to the left, and this is a view from the top. Confirmation of these species identifications is left as an excercise for the student!


	Albion Systems \| home White Source \| Beam exiting White Source \| Ionex/HEI/Genus Source \| Pictures of Ion Beams Pictures of Ion Beams Boron 11 (top) and boron 10 beams are well-separated. Many species can be seen here. The notes identifying the settings are lost, but the gas was BF3. This probably shows BF2 as the intense bottom beam, with molybdenum isotopes cluttering the picture. The very blue beam is probably argon. This is a top view. The magnet was a 90 degree bend to the left, and this is a view from the top. Confirmation of these species identifications is left as an excercise for the student!