soft-x-ray appearance potential spectroscopy

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soft-x-ray appearance potential spectroscopy [′sȯft ¦eks‚ra ə′pir·əns pə¦ten·chəl spek′träs·kə·pē]

(spectroscopy)

A branch of electron spectroscopy in which a solid surface is bombarded with monochromatic electrons, and small but abrupt changes in the resulting total x-ray emission intensity are detected as the energy of the electrons is varied. Abbreviated SXAPS.

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