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Characterization of ion Cluster fragmentation in ionic liquid ion sources

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Figure 3-4: Effect of beam composition on EMI-BF 4 ILIS thrust.
Figure 3-5: Effect of beam composition on EMI-BF 4 ILIS efficiency.
Figure 3-6: Effect of beam composition on EMI-BF 4 ILIS specific impulse.
Figure 3-14: Electric potential distribution within the acceleration region of an ion electrospray thruster.
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