Composition-dependent changes in mechanical property of borosilicate glass induced by electron-ion sequential irradiation
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Mechanical property and microstructure changes induced by 500-keV He 2+ have been investigated in three kinds of 1.2-MeV electron pre-irradiated Na 2O-B 2O 3-SiO 2 (labeled as NBS) glasses. The glasses before and after irradiation are analyzed by nanoindentation methods and infrared spectroscopy. The hardness and modulus variation of sequential He-ion irradiation in the electron pre-irradiated NBS1 and NBS2 specimens exhibited damage promotion. On the contrary, a pronounced recovery effect is observed in the behavior of NBS3 glass. Both the hardness and modulus changes are correlated with the microstructure evolution, and the corresponding micro-mechanism is discussed. Moreover, the pre-existing responses induced by electron irradiation differ from the ion irradiation caused, which can alter the damage equilibrium level of modulus on borosilicate glass under He-ion sequential irradiation. This study of electron-ion sequential irradiation effects will provide new insights for understanding the irradiation response of nuclear waste glass matrix under mixed radiation fields.
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OpenAlex topics: Nuclear materials and radiation effects · Glass properties and applications · Ion-surface interactions and analysis
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