Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10136893 | Results in Physics | 2018 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
Commercially pure titanium grade 2 was implanted with nitrogen ions with a fluence of 1·1018â¯cmâ2 and an accelerating voltage of 90â¯kV. Surface blisters, a typical sign of oversaturation, were found to be sputtered without re-forming. Massive cracking of the surface layer and the formation of surface pores were observed. Self-ordered pores covered the entire surface, including the area of sputtered blisters. Due to the surface defects, the implanted titanium surface had lower corrosion resistance than non-implanted titanium.
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Authors
Petr Vlcak,