作者: J.M Walls , R.M Boothby , H.N Southworth
DOI: 10.1016/0039-6028(76)90055-8
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摘要: Abstract The field-ion microscope has been used in a pilot investigation of the damage caused to tungsten surfaces following bombardment with low-energy helium ions. Such effects could be important because first wall fusion reactor will have withstand high doses these particles. observed total range 10 13 5 × 18 ions cm −2 found dose dependent. These results then related those derived from studies using more conventional techniques and this led conclusion that origin lies formation near-surface gas bubbles surface blisters.