摘要New measurements of fission fragment and alpha particle induced surface damage in the most sensitive and commonly used nuclear track detector CR-39 are presented here. Precisely designed and optimized exposure and chemical etching experiments are employed to unfold the structure of radiation induced surface damage (RISD). Delay in the startup of the chemical etching of latent tracks or surface radiation damage is measured and is found to contain important information about the structure of the surface damage. Simple atomic scale pictures of RISD and its chemical etching are developed in an empirical manner. Theoretical model and experimental findings coherently compose a realistic picture of early or femtosecond evolution of RISD.
Abstract：New measurements of fission fragment and alpha particle induced surface damage in the most sensitive and commonly used nuclear track detector CR-39 are presented here. Precisely designed and optimized exposure and chemical etching experiments are employed to unfold the structure of radiation induced surface damage (RISD). Delay in the startup of the chemical etching of latent tracks or surface radiation damage is measured and is found to contain important information about the structure of the surface damage. Simple atomic scale pictures of RISD and its chemical etching are developed in an empirical manner. Theoretical model and experimental findings coherently compose a realistic picture of early or femtosecond evolution of RISD.
(General theories and models of atomic and molecular collisions and interactions (including statistical theories, transition state, stochastic and trajectory models, etc.))
(Reinforced polymers and polymer-based composites)
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Mukhtar Ahmed Rana*
. Radiation-Induced Nano-Explosions at the Solid Surface: Near Surface Radiation Damage in CR-39 Polymer[J]. 中国物理快报, 2011, 28(8): 83203-083203.
Mukhtar Ahmed Rana*
. Radiation-Induced Nano-Explosions at the Solid Surface: Near Surface Radiation Damage in CR-39 Polymer. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2011, 28(8): 83203-083203.
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