1970
DOI: 10.1524/ract.1970.13.1.37
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Role of Lattice Defects in the Annealing of Chemical Radiation Damage

Abstract: Band 13, Heft 1 1970 MOHANTY and NAIR, Role of Lattice Defects by Chemical Radiation Damage 37 die Ausbeute an unbekannten Produkten leicht abfällt (vgl. Tab. 1 und 2). Deutlicher sind die quartären Effekte bei Ph 3 AsO zu erkennen. Die Ausbeute der unbekannten Produkte liegt bei höherer Gammadosis im Vakuum um 5%, in Luft sogar um 8% tiefer und die Ausbeute des freien Arsens entsprechend höher. Somit werden im Vakuum ca. 20% und in Luft ca. 35% der unbekannten Produkte, die durch sekundäre Effekte entstanden … Show more

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“…The role of defects generated by doping, compression, and crushing has already been considered in detail by MOHAN-TY and NAIR [45 ]. In brief, incorporation of a cationic impurity having a charge different from that of the corresponding ion in the host lattice generates defects in the lattice, their concentration being proportional to that of the impurity ion [46].…”
Section: Role Of Lattice Defectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The role of defects generated by doping, compression, and crushing has already been considered in detail by MOHAN-TY and NAIR [45 ]. In brief, incorporation of a cationic impurity having a charge different from that of the corresponding ion in the host lattice generates defects in the lattice, their concentration being proportional to that of the impurity ion [46].…”
Section: Role Of Lattice Defectsmentioning
confidence: 99%