Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5363479 Applied Surface Science 2013 4 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Vacancy-argon complexes are formed in copper under Ar irradiation at room temperature. ► Nanocavities appears due to diffusion of vacancy-argon complexes at high temperatures. ► Long high temperature annealing leads to decomposition of nanocavities and Ar losses.
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Evolution of subsurface nanocavities in copper under argon bombardment and annealing
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