Direct visualization of radiation-induced transformations at alkali halide–air interfaces

Halide salts exhibit complex radiation-induced reactions that are relevant in atmospheric chemistry, but detailed characterizations in high-level radiation fields are challenging to obtain. Here, the authors use a custom atomic force microscope to study alkali halide surface transformations in situ...

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Autores principales: Shawn L. Riechers, Nikolay G. Petrik, John S. Loring, Mark E. Bowden, John B. Cliff, Mark K. Murphy, Carolyn I. Pearce, Greg A. Kimmel, Kevin M. Rosso
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Publicado: Nature Portfolio 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/958fda66e26645aa9133343a6d8d58d7
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Sumario:Halide salts exhibit complex radiation-induced reactions that are relevant in atmospheric chemistry, but detailed characterizations in high-level radiation fields are challenging to obtain. Here, the authors use a custom atomic force microscope to study alkali halide surface transformations in situ under 18 kGy/hr irradiation.