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Systematic investigation of the formation behavior of helium bubbles in tungsten

Published:2015-08 Issue: Volume:463 Page:333-336
ISSN:0022-3115
Container-title:Journal of Nuclear Materials
language:en
Short-container-title:Journal of Nuclear Materials

Author:

Miyamoto M.,Mikami S.,Nagashima H.,Iijima N.,Nishijima D.,Doerner R.P.,Yoshida N.,Watanabe H.,Ueda Y.,Sagara A.

Funder

Japan/U.S. Cooperation in Fusion Research and Development

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Nuclear Energy and Engineering,General Materials Science,Nuclear and High Energy Physics

Reference13 articles.

1. Impact of low energy helium irradiation on plasma facing metals

2. Formation of Nanostructured Tungsten with Arborescent Shape due to Helium Plasma Irradiation

3. Sputtering properties of tungsten ‘fuzzy’ surfaces

4. Observations of suppressed retention and blistering for tungsten exposed to deuterium–helium mixture plasmas

5. Formation process of tungsten nanostructure by the exposure to helium plasma under fusion relevant plasma conditions

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