Potential SiO2/CRF bilayer perturbation aerogel target for ICF hydrodynamic instability experiment

Zhu, Xiurong; Zhou, Bin; Du, Ai; Chen, Ke; Li, Yunong; Zhang, Zhihua; Shen, Jun; Wu, Guangming; Ni, Xingyuan

doi:10.1016/j.fusengdes.2011.10.007

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“…Ultrathin graded aerogel could be used to study the equation of state of the other matters under low temperature and high pressure. Density-adjustable bilayer perturbation aerogel could be used as potential target in hydrodynamic instability experiment [ 168 ]. Optimized gradient curve may further improve the efficiency for high-velocity particle collection.…”

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A Special Material or a New State of Matter: A Review and Reconsideration of the Aerogel

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The ultrahighly nanoporous aerogel is recognized as a state of matter rather than as a functional material, because of its qualitative differences in bulk properties, transitional density and enthalpy between liquid and gas, and diverse chemical compositions. In this review, the characteristics, classification, history and preparation of the aerogel were introduced. More attention was paid to the sol-gel method for preparing different kinds of aerogels, given its important role on bridging the synthetic parameters with the properties. At last, preparation of a novel single-component aerogel, design of a composite aerogel and industrial application of the aerogel were regarded as the research tendency of the aerogel state in the near future.

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A Special Material or a New State of Matter: A Review and Reconsideration of the Aerogel

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Cu Aerogel with Low Density, High Purity, and Oxidation Resistance for Bright X‐Ray Backlight

Zhang,

Xiong,

et al. 2024

Adv Funct Materials

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Cu aerogel is an ideal material as the X‐ray backlight target in laser diagnosis experiments owing to its porous structure and K‐shell X‐ray emission spectrum. However, because of their poor formability and oxidation resistance, the preparation of pure Cu aerogels with nanoscale particles and pores is still difficult. In this study, a Cu aerogel is fabricated by reducing nanoporous Cu‐based aerogels and assembling Cu nanoparticles. Numerous pores ranging from 1 to 10 nm are present in the Cu aerogel, resulting in a spongy Cu aerogel for integral heating. Meanwhile, a metal passivation process is integrated into the fabrication process to prevent the oxidation of the Cu aerogel. The prepared Cu aerogel is then applied to the Shenguang‐II facility, improving integral heating when irradiated under high‐energy laser pulse irradiation. Compared with the high‐purity Cu foil reference target, the Cu aerogel target emitted nearly 18% more X‐ray energy on the K‐shell, and the noise in the L‐shell spectrum of Cu aerogel is largely restrained. These results indicate that the Cu aerogel is beneficial for the laser diagnostic experiments and essential for the X‐ray radiography in inertial confinement fusion experiments.

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Design and Fabrication of a CH/RF/CH Tri-Layer Perturbation Target for Hydrodynamic Instability Experiments in ICF

Tang

Xie

et al. 2015

J Fusion Energ

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Potential SiO2/CRF bilayer perturbation aerogel target for ICF hydrodynamic instability experiment

Cited by 8 publications

References 24 publications

A Special Material or a New State of Matter: A Review and Reconsideration of the Aerogel

A Special Material or a New State of Matter: A Review and Reconsideration of the Aerogel

Cu Aerogel with Low Density, High Purity, and Oxidation Resistance for Bright X‐Ray Backlight

Design and Fabrication of a CH/RF/CH Tri-Layer Perturbation Target for Hydrodynamic Instability Experiments in ICF

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