A MICROSCOPIC MECHANISM OF LOW TEMPERATURE HELIUM RELEASE
GOU CHENG-LING (芶成玲)a, WANG PEI-XUAN (王佩璇)a, FANG ZHENG-ZHI (方正知)a, XIA ZONG-HUANG (夏宗璜)b, SHEN DING-YU (沈定予)b, WANG XUE-MEI (王雪梅)b
a Department of Materials Physics, Beijing University of Science and Technology, Beijing 100083, China; b Department of Technical Physics, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China
Abstract4He ions of various energies and at various doses were implanted into three kinds of samples: TiH2 films, high purity Ti pieces as-received and after hydrogenation. Thermal release of helium was monitored in situ by proton-enhanced backscattering. Low-temperature helium release was observed at T≤573K. Single jump model was used to calculate the active energies for the release. Based on the observations, a mechanism of helium cluster vacancy complex (HemVn-Vi) for low temperature helium release is proposed.
Received: 13 August 1996
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