Nanoscale engineering of radiation tolerant silicon carbide.
Nanoscale engineering of radiation tolerant silicon carbide.
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10.1039/c2cp42342a
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2012-09
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Yanwen Zhang;M. Ishimaru;T. Varga;T. Oda;Chris Hardiman;H. Xue;Y. Katoh;S. Shannon;W. J. Weber-W.
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Yanwen Zhang;M. Ishimaru;T. Varga;T. Oda;Chris Hardiman;H. Xue;Y. Katoh;S. Shannon;W. J. Weber-W.
Radiation tolerance is determined by how effectively the microstructure can remove point defects produced by irradiation. Engineered nanocrystalline SiC with a high-density of stacking faults (SFs) has significantly enhanced recombination of interstitials and vacancies, leading to self-healing of irradiation-induced defects. While single crystal SiC readily undergoes an irradiation-induced crystalline to amorphous transformation at room temperature, the nano-engineered SiC with a high-density of SFs exhibits more than an order of magnitude increase in radiation resistance. Molecular dynamics simulations of collision cascades show that the nano-layered SFs lead to enhanced mobility of interstitial Si atoms. The remarkable radiation resistance in the nano-engineered SiC is attributed to the high-density of SFs within nano-sized grain structures that significantly enhance point defect annihilation.