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  • Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics
  • OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 1995),
  • paper CThO4

Enhanced laser-induced removal of oxide films from metal surfaces in a liquid confinement at a controlled electrochemical potential

Oguz Yavas, Frank Cruz, Roland Oltra, J. P. Boquillon, and Olivier Kerrec

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Abstract

Laser-induced phase-change phenomena at a liquid-solid interface are utilized in a variety of technical applications, such as steam laser cleaning1, laser-shock-wave lithotripsy,2 and laser-assisted liquid-film etching.3 Recently, the dynamics of laser-induced bubbles at a liquid-solid interface have been studied in the submicrosecond regime by using the optical reflectance measurements and a piezoelectric transducer.4 Also, the dynamics of localized corrosion at a metal surface have been studied by the combination of transient current measurements and a quartz-crystal microbalance.5

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