Soft-x-ray emission from Li-Al and Li-Mg alloys
- 15 September 1980
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 22 (6) , 2716-2724
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevb.22.2716
Abstract
The -emission band of Li and -emission bands of Mg and Al have been measured for Li-Mg and Li-Al prepared in a range of concentrations by either coevaporation or by evaporating thin films of Li on Mg(Al) substrates or Mg(Al) on Li substrates. The Li spectrum is nearly unchanged at all alloy concentrations in the Li-Mg system but broadens and develops a low-energy shoulder for large Al concentrations in the Li-Al system. Both Mg and Al spectra are narrower and more peaked at low energy in the equilibrium alloys than in the pure metals. The "many-body" threshold peaks on the Al and Mg spectra are generally suppressed by alloying with Li, except for low-temperature coevaporated Li-Al samples where the peak persists to very Li-rich alloys. Structure studies of these samples are required before the questions raised by these results can be fully resolved.
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