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Electric-Field-Induced Ion Evaporation from Dielectric Liquid
2002
Physical Review Letters
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A direct proof of ion field evaporation from dielectric liquids is presented. The flux of sodium ions ejected from the surface of an electrospray of formamide is measured using time-of-flight and retarding potential techniques. The electric field at the emitting surface is varied through the electrospraying parameters. We find that the evaporated ion current is a very steep function of the electric field.
doi:10.1103/physrevlett.89.147602
pmid:12366074
fatcat:spjuzkjzpvga3mnrcjvrqdy7fi