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High Temperature Field Evaporation of Tantalum Emitter
A magnetic atom probe is used to study the high temperature field evaporation of Ta emitters. Varying concentrations of Ta3+ and Ta2+ ions are observed within the 300-2500 K temperature range while Ta+ ions only exist at high temperatures. Increasing temperature leads to reduction of evaporation field intensity causing the decrease in the charges of ions