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In situ coupled ion radiation and corrosion studies of binary alloys using dark field x-ray microscopy.

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A fundamental understanding of the corrosion process in nuclear reactors is important for the maintenance of existing alloys and the design of the next generation of corrosion-resistant materials. Even though irradiation-assisted corrosion has recently been well investigated, the nanoscale understanding is still limited. Critical questions remain. For example, how does the defect content in irradiated materials evolve as a function of the initial radiation parameters, such as the flux and radiation type, and how do those defects influence the rates and mechanisms of corrosion? Dark field X-ray Microscopy (DFXM) is a technique that allows the in situ dynamic tracking of fast reactions such as corrosion, with a few tens of nanometre resolution.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept of Materials Science & Engineering, 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Ma, 02139 Cambridge, Usa; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Nuclear Science and Engineering , 138 Albany St, Massachusetts , 02139, Cambridge, ma, US; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering, 77 Massachusetts Avenue, 02139-4307 Cambridge, Ma, Usa
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2028-01-01
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