“…Since neutron irradiation has been widely used to improve properties of materials and the physical properties of isotopically enriched nanocrystals depend on their isotopic composition, the research on 70 Ge nanocrystals under neutron irradiation is important [11]. In our previous work, natural Ge and 74 Ge nanocrystals had been prepared [6,8,9]. Compared to 74 Ge and other Ge isotopes, 70 Ge has a smaller atomic mass (M), which makes the phonon energy shift to high energy side, because phonon frequency x is proportional to M À1/2 [11].…”