Radiation Induced Defects in Hollow Particles of Zinc Oxide

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Radiation stability of ZnO hollow particles under 100 keV proton and electron exposure have been investigated. The experimental data were compared with the calculated ones obtained by modeling in the GEANT4 software package. Hollow particles have better radiation stability compared with bulk microparticles cause by low defects accumulation in the hollow particles, which was confirmed by simulation in GEANT4.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 312)

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November 2020

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