Surface Science Spectra

Online Version
Reference spectra anytime, anywhere, on the Web

Digital Data at Your Fingertips. Beginning with Volume 9, now available, SSS Online articles let you retrieve the original digital data files, for every published spectrum, with a single mouse click. Earlier articles will get the same capability in the coming months.

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SSS Online features:

• articles available for viewing and printing in Portable Document Format (PDF), threaded and with thumbnails, or GZipped PostScript
• browsing by Table of Contents, with links to full articles
• searchable database of all articles – by authors, titles, abstracts, keywords – with links to matching articles
• retrieve original digital data files for every published spectrum with a single mouse click (available now for SSS Volume 9 and later, earlier articles will get this capability in the coming months)
• gather and maintain your own collection of related articles
• order fax, Internet or postal delivery of individual articles (additional charge per article)

An SSS Online subscription provides access to every SSS article and figure. As of November 2004 this amounts to more than 430 articles, with figures representing more than 3300 individual spectra from nearly 700 different samples. Beginning with Volume 9 (2002), SSS has been an e-first publication. This means new articles are available online as soon as they are accepted and prepared for publication.

Anyone may view SSS Online's Tables of Contents and Abstracts at http://www.scitation.org/ssso/.

Search capability and access to entire articles (PDF format), including X/Y plots of spectral data and available digital data files, are by subscription only. Individual subscriptions are $150 per calendar year, with a special rate of $100 for individual AVS members. You can see sample PDFs elsewhere on this page. To subscribe, or for more information, contact SSS .

Sample PDF versions of SSS articles.

1. "Poly(amino acids) by Static Time-of-Flight Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry," N.T. Samuel, M.S. Wagner, K.D. Dornfeld, and D.G. Castner, Surf. Sci. Spectra 8, 163 (2001).
2. "Au/SiO₂ Nanosystems by XPS," D. Barreca, A. Bovo, A. Gasparotto, and E. Tondello, Surf. Sci. Spectra 10, 21 (2003).
3. "Relative Atomic and Molecular Secondary Ion Yields for SIMS O₂⁺ Analysis of Column 13 Ion Implants in Silicon," C. N. Granger and F. A. Stevie Surf. Sci. Spectra 7, 114 (2000).
4. "A Mineral TiO₂(001) Anatase Crystal Examined by XPS" G. Silversmit, G. De Doncker, and R. De Gryse, Surf. Sci. Spectra 9, 21 (2002).
5. "Analysis of Cerium–Zirconium Mixed Metal Oxides by Auger Electron Spectroscopy," A.E. Nelson and K.H. Schulz, Surf. Sci. Spectra 7, 281 (2000).