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A quenching and annealing study of neutron-irradiated aluminium by positron annihilation
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Positron Annihilation LineNuclear PhysicsEngineeringPositron Annihilation SpectroscopyTemperature DependenceNeutron-irradiated AluminiumPositron AnnihilationRadiation ChemistryFusion Reactor MaterialNuclear DecayMaterials SciencePhysicsNeutron SourceAtomic PhysicsDoppler BroadeningNuclear AstrophysicsNatural SciencesApplied PhysicsNeutron Scattering
Abstract The Doppler broadening of the positron annihilation line has been measured on polycrystal samples of quenched aluminium, neutron-irradiated aluminium, and quenched, neutron-irradiated aluminium, as a function of temperature over the range 130 K to ∼600 K. A peak in the lineshape (S) parameter is observed in both quenched samples, and is attributed to vacancy clustering. This peak is enhanced in the irradiated sample, probably b ecause of the presence of transmutation-produced silicon in this sample. The S parameter for the unquenched, irradiated sample also shows an interesting temperature dependence, some of which is produced by the temperature dependence of positron trapping into voids.
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