Interaction of carbon, nitrogen and oxygen with vacancies and solutes in tungsten
Interaction of carbon, nitrogen and oxygen with vacancies and solutes in tungsten
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碳、氮和氧与钨中的空位和溶质的相互作用
DOI:
10.1039/c4ra13854f
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发表时间:
2015-03
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影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
G.-N. Luo
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作者:
C. S. Liu;Q. F. Fang;J. L. Chen;G.-N. Luo
Investigating the behaviors of impurities such as carbon, nitrogen and oxygen within tungsten is crucial to understanding the formation of compounds which can substantially influence the physical and chemical properties of tungsten. Using density functional theory method, we have investigated the geometry and energetics of small VacXn, SolXn and SolVacXn (Vac = vacancy, Sol = solute, and X = C, N or O) clusters to probe the aggregation of X in tungsten. We find that vacancy and solute–vacancies show great attraction to X atoms and multiple X atoms can be embedded in the defects. Four C atoms segregate in a vacancy forming a square where the C–C bond forms with the bond length of 1.58 A, however, it is hard to form N–N (or O–O) bonds in a vacancy although up to six N (or O) atoms can be trapped in a vacancy. The solutes titanium, tantalum, rhenium and osmium present relatively weak attraction to X atoms, and the binding energies of the solute with X rely on the bond length of Sol-X. Moreover, the concentration evolution of VacCn (SolCn) is determined through the law of mass action, and the results show that the concentrations of VacCn (SolCn) depend strongly on temperature, and the initial concentrations of vacancy (Sol) and C. The binding energy of SolVacXn correlates linearly with the volume difference of the system containing a SolVacXn and that with no defects. The aggregation of X atoms in the microstructure of tungsten, forming high X concentration zones, may facilitate the formation of compounds.
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