Lattice Defects of Quartz Induced by Fast Neutron Irradiation
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Lattice defects in natural and synthetic quartz crystals induced by an exposure to fast neutron irradiation ranging from 1×10^<19>〜1.5×10^<20> nvt were studied by x-ray and transmission electron microscopy methods. A quantitative strain analysis based on the x-ray divergent beam method yielded the principal strains and their directions as a function of radiation dose. Major differences with regard to the magnitude and directions of the strains were found between crystals cut parallel to the basal (00.1) plane (z-cut) and those cut perpendicular to it (x-cut), while virtually no difference was observed between natural and synthetic crystals. A close correlation was established between the alignment of clusters rich in interstitial silicon atoms directly observed by transmission electron microscopy, and the strain distribution disclosed by the x-ray method. The results were interpreted in terms of a mechanism of dynamic crowdions giving rise to the formation of clusters of interstitial atoms aligned in directions relative to the open screw channels of the quartz structure. At large radiation doses interaction of the densely populated clusters occurred which appeared to be aided by thermal spikes and which resulted in the formation of a stable network of lattice defects. Crystals irradiated 1×10^<20> nvt still exhibited a considerable degree of crystallinity, as evidenced by the extinction contour lines seen in the electron microscope.
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著者
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Weissmann Sigmund
College Of Engineering Rutgers The State University
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Imura Toru
The Institute For Solid State Physics Tokyo University
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NAKAJIMA Koichi
The Research Institute for Iron, Steel and Other Metals
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WISNEWSKI Stanley
Bell Telephone Laboratories
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Nakajima Koichi
The Research Institute For Iron Steel And Other Metals
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