2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.radphyschem.2015.02.009
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Recombination gamma-luminescence at the nanometal Li – dielectric LiF interfaces

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“…Alternatively, the asymmetric electronic structure of Li 8 may enable the suspension of these clusters in an ionic fluid. Colloids of lithium clusters are known to form in solid LiF and Li 2 O crystals when subjected to sufficient irradiation 39 40 41 . Furthermore, Li 8 clusters have been observed to be stable in LiF at temperatures up to 1143 K 42 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alternatively, the asymmetric electronic structure of Li 8 may enable the suspension of these clusters in an ionic fluid. Colloids of lithium clusters are known to form in solid LiF and Li 2 O crystals when subjected to sufficient irradiation 39 40 41 . Furthermore, Li 8 clusters have been observed to be stable in LiF at temperatures up to 1143 K 42 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[42]. Нами было экспериментально доказано это расщепление на примере кристаллов LiF после облучения гаммаквантами и электронами [46][47][48]. Радченко рассчитал спектр экстинкции (поглощение+рассеяние света) при образовании коллоида щелочного металла -чем крупнее коллоид (в пределах 5−90 nm), тем слабее интенсивность полосы и больше длина волны ее максимума и полуширина [35].…”
Section: описание и анализ результатовunclassified
“…Lithium fluoride is a very convenient object to study radiation defects created in the crystal matrix by reactor irradiation. [8][9][10] The natural Li metal in LiF contains the Li 6 isotope, which has a large capture cross section for the transmutation reaction Li 6 þ n ! H 3 þ He 4 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lithium fluoride is a very convenient object to study radiation defects created in the crystal matrix by reactor irradiation. [ 8–10 ] The natural Li metal in LiF contains the Li 6 isotope, which has a large capture cross section for the transmutation reaction Li 6 + n → H 3 + He 4 . The kinetic energy that the reaction products possess creates many defects and they are responsible for most of the property changes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%