COMPARISON OF STRUCTURAL DISRUPTIONS ON THE TUNGSTEN SURFACES WHICH INDUCED BY IRRADIATION OF HELIUM IONS BEAMS WITH ENERGIES 0.12 AND 4 MeV

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Manuilenko O.V.,Prokhorenko E.M.,Pavlii K.V.,Zajtsev B.V.,Soshenko V.A.,Butenko V.I.,Prokhorenko T.G.

Abstract

Helium ion beams with energies EHe+ = 0.12 and 4 МeV were used to irradiate samples of tungsten with a purity of 99.7%. Graphs of coefficient of the ionization, coefficient of production of phonon and vacancies are obtained. These processes occurred as a result of irradiation. The differential and integral curves of the sputtering coefficient from the surface of samples of tungsten were constructed, that allowed to determine the number of recoil atoms that reached the surface. The total coefficients of displacements on the surface of the samples were calculated. These characteristics are compared with similar characteristics obtained by irradiating of samples of tungsten (tungsten samples) with a purity of 99.5% with helium ions (0.12, 4 MeV). Areas in which the characteristics are similar and areas where these characteristics differ are marked.

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Problems of Atomic Science and Technology

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