Ultraviolet/ozone cleaning of carbon-contaminated optics

Roger W. C. Hansen; Mark Bissen; Dan Wallace; Jeff Wolske; Tom Miller

doi:10.1364/ao.32.004114

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Ultraviolet/ozone cleaning of carbon-contaminated optics

Roger W. C. Hansen Mark Bissen Dan Wallace Jeff Wolske Tom Miller

Year: 1993 Journal: Applied Optics Vol: 32 (22)Pages: 4114-4114 Publisher: Optica Publishing Group

DOI: 10.1364/ao.32.004114

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It is shown that ozone generated by UV light can be used to clean carbon-contaminated synchrotronradiation optics.

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Ultraviolet Optics Ozone Materials science Vacuum ultraviolet Ultraviolet radiation Carbon fibers Environmental science Optoelectronics Chemistry Physics Radiochemistry

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