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Search Publications by: Frederick Meisenkothen (Fed)

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Exploring Artifact Signals in Atom Probe Mass Spectra

August 4, 2017

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Frederick Meisenkothen

Using Mass Resolving Power as a Performance Metric in the Atom Probe

July 25, 2016

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Frederick Meisenkothen, Thomas F. Kelly, Edward Oltman, Joseph H. Bunton, Ludovic Renaud, David J. Larson

NanoRelease Consumer Products: Developing consensus measurement approaches for the analysis of release materials from nanocomposites

May 23, 2016

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Keana C. Scott, Frederick Meisenkothen

The number of consumer and industrial products that are nano-enabled and/or nano-enhanced has been increasing rapidly in recent years. The nano-composite materials offer an exciting mix of material properties that cannot be achieved in conventional

Effects of Detector Dead-time on Quantitative Analyses Involving Boron and Multi-Hit Detection Events in Atom Probe Tomography

July 29, 2015

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Frederick Meisenkothen, Eric B. Steel, T. J. Prosa, Karen T. Henry, Ratna P. Kolli

In atom probe tomography (APT), some elements tend to field evaporate preferentially in multi-hit detection events. Boron (B) is one such element. It is thought that a large fraction of the B signal may be lost during data acquisition and is not reported

The Influence of Experimental Parameters and Specimen Geometry on the Mass Spectra of Copper During Pulsed-Laser Atom-Probe Tomography

November 12, 2014

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Ratna P. Kolli, Frederick Meisenkothen

We have studied the influence of experimental factors and specimen geometry on the quality of the mass spectra in copper (Cu) during pulsed-laser atom-probe tomography (APT). We have evaluated the effects of laser pulse energy, laser pulse frequency