Journal of Applied Physics · 1965 · 43 citations · 1 references
Natural SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsElectromagneticsElectromagnetismElectronic MaterialsDielectric ResponseDielectricsElectric FieldsElectron Beam PhysicsElectron MicroscopyElectric Field EffectsElectric Field IntensityElectrical BreakdownElectrical Breakdown StrengthElectron AcceleratorsElectron Beam Irradiation EffectsElectron RangeHigh-intensity Electron Beams
Targets of Lucite and polystyrene were irradiated by a 1.5-MeV electron beam until breakdown occurred. Framing camera films of these events show a steadily decreasing thickness of the fluorescing region until breakdown, at which time the thickness returns to its original value. This is interpreted as a decrease in electron range with charge buildup, with electric field strengths in excess of 6.3 MV/cm inferred for one of the cases (Lucite) studied.
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Irradiation effects in plexiglas
Journal of Polymer Science · 1958 · 117 citations