Structure of Nanometer Wide Heavy-Ion Tracks in Muscovite

Yehuda Eyal; Sameer Abu Saleh

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.328.739

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Structure of Nanometer Wide Heavy-Ion Tracks in Muscovite

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Radial electron densities within 63-67 μm long ion damage trails, latent ion tracks, created in {001} muscovite by irradiation with 11.1-28.7 MeV/A U and Pb ions, have been derived by small-angle X-ray scattering. Track diameters are 8.0-10.2 nm. The tracks exhibit continuous and uniform electron density decrease of ~4%. Complementary microscopy has revealed loss of atomic order in the tracks. These ion-induced effects undoubtedly accelerate preferential through track permeability of inert and corrosive agents, a property that is important for track applications.

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Yehuda Eyal, Sameer Abu Saleh

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Energetic Heavy Ions, High Resolution TEM, Ion Tracks, Muscovite, SAXS, TEM, Track Structure

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