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[[image:Si2p.JPG|420x420px|left|thumb|XPS Si2p spectrum of a Si reference sample (red curve), and a Si sample that was treated in HF shortly before the measurement was done (green curve). ]]
[[image:Si2p.JPG|600x600px|left|thumb|XPS Si2p spectrum of a Si reference sample (red curve), and a Si sample that was treated in HF shortly before the measurement was done (green curve). ]]
Due to the so called chemical shift, it is possible to get information about the chemical state of the probed atoms.  
Due to the so called chemical shift, it is possible to get information about the chemical state of the probed atoms.  
The core electrons of the atoms are affected, meaning that the binding energy of the electrons are slightly shifted, when an atom is bonded to atoms of other elements.   
The core electrons of the atoms are affected, meaning that the binding energy of the electrons are slightly shifted, when an atom is bonded to atoms of other elements.