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arxiv 1501.07024 v1 pith:P4STTXZ6 submitted 2015-01-28 physics.ins-det

T. Uchida , H. Minezaki , S. Ishihara , M. Muramatsu , R. Racz , T. Asaji , A. Kitagawa , Y. Kato
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S. Biri A. G. Drentje Y. Yoshida
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In the paper, the material science experiments, carried out recently using the Bio-Nano electron cyclotron resonance ion source (ECRIS) at Toyo University, are reported. We have investigated several methods to synthesize endohedral C60 using ion-ion and ion-molecule collision reaction in the ECRIS. Because of the simplicity of the configuration, we can install a large choice of additional equipment in the ECRIS. The Bio-Nano ECRIS is suitable not only to test the materials production but also to test technical developments to improve or understand the performance of an ECRIS.

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