In XPS spectrum of materials, all binding energy should be corrected using a standard bonding energy value of carbon 1s. Explain why and how carbon (C) charge correction must be executed prior fitting the XPS spectrum (If C exp = 288.0eV and C standard = 284.6eV)

In XPS spectrum of materials, all binding energy should be corrected using a standard bonding energy value of carbon 1s. Explain why and how carbon (C) charge correction must be executed prior fitting the XPS spectrum (If C exp = 288.0eV and C standard = 284.6eV)

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In XPS spectrum of materials, all binding energy should be corrected using a standard bonding energy value of carbon 1s. Explain why and how
carbon (C) charge correction must be executed prior fitting the XPS spectrum (If C exp = 288.0eV and C standard = 284.6eV)

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