Acquisition of an Advanced X-ray Diffractometer System, Equipped with an Area Detector
Acquisition of an Advanced X-ray Diffractometer System, Equipped with an Area Detector
批准号:
9704210
负责人:
Stephen Streiffer
金额:
$15.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1997
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1997-08-15 至 1998-07-31
中文摘要
9704210 Streiffer该合同通过材料研究部和多学科活动办公室为采购配备抛物面聚光镜和X射线面积探测器的多用户四圈X射线衍射仪提供部分支持。由于其结构,这种仪器提供了对各种材料进行重要的新颖的、非传统的表征的机会。该仪器将使材料研究、核工程、物理和化学工程专业的师生受益,并将为学生提供培训。首先,四个旋转轴允许使用三个轴在真实空间中任意定位样品,而用第四个轴扫描衍射辐射分布。随着越来越多的物理各向异性被常规地设计成块状样品和薄膜,以及越来越多的单晶类材料在广泛的应用中使用,在三维方向定向样品的能力变得至关重要。其次,抛物线、渐变多层X射线光学元件允许从宽接受角度收集铜、Ka辐射,然后转换为平行光束。伴随着相对于平板晶体光学的强度增加,以及在近焦或狭缝光学和多反弹单色仪的光束发散之间的光束发散,产生了一种平行的平行光束,该光束非常适合于在高度取向但不是外延材料上执行的实验,以及使用非常低的入射光束角度的实验,即掠入射X射线散射和小角X射线散射。第三,对散射辐射的面积检测有助于以非常省时的方式检查大面积的互易空间。这对于任何存在复杂的互易空间结构的情况都是非常有用的。例如,面积检测极大地简化了从织构材料中收集极图和确定复杂微结构的衍射峰形状。这种设备是为了满足材料科学和工程中对高级表征的普遍需求。目前的材料研究计划将受到拟议的仪器设备的重大影响。这些包括:(I)多组分氧化物薄膜和异质结构的结构表征;(Ii)嵌段共聚物中复杂形态的研究;(Iii)半导体薄膜异质结构的表征;(Iv)织构对用于侵蚀性环境中的金属和合金的蠕变、变形、断裂和降解的影响的研究;以及(V)纳米粉末和粉末复合材料中的物相识别、微结构测定和转变的研究。每个领域都有很大的科学和商业利益,新的衍射仪提供的能力将大大扩大从现有资金来源获得的科学贡献。最后,对于研究生和本科生的培训,都强调了使用最先进的方法的重要性,因为这种衍射仪将提供这种方法。***
英文摘要
9704210 Streiffer This award provides partial support through the Division of Materials Research and the office of Multidisciplinary Activities for the acquisition of a multiuser, four-circle x-ray diffractometer equipped with parabolic condensing mirrors and an x-ray area detector. Such an instrument presents the opportunity to perform significant novel, nontraditional characterization of a wide variety of materials because of its configuration. This instrument will benefit faculty and students in Materials Research, Nuclear Engineering, Physics, and Chemical Engineering, and will provide training for students. First, four rotation axes allow a sample to be arbitrarily positioned in real space using three axes, while the diffracted radiation distribution is scanned with the fourth axis. The ability to orient a sample in three dimensions has become crucial as increasing physical anisotropy is routinely engineered into bulk specimens and thin films, and as more single-crystal-like materials are used in a wide range of applications. Second, parabolic, graded multilayer x-ray optical elements allow collection of Cu, Ka radiation from a wide acceptance angle followed by conversion into a parallel beam. The concomitant increase in intensity relative to flat crystal optics along with a beam divergence intermediate between that of parafocusing or slit optics and that of multi-bounce monochromators yields a collimated, parallel beam that is ideally suited for experiments performed on highly-oriented, but not epitaxial, materials, and for experiments utilizing very low incident beam angles, namely glancing incidence x-ray scattering and small angle x- ray scattering. Third, area detection of the scattered radiation facilitates examination of large areas of reciprocal space in an extremely time-efficient manner. This is of paramount utility for any case in which there is complicated reciprocal space structure. As examples, area detection great ly simplifies the collection of pole figures from textured materials and the determination of diffraction peak shapes for complex microstructures. This equipment is required to fulfill the general need for advanced characterization in materials science and engineering. Current materials research programs will be significantly impacted by the proposed instrumentation. These include: (i) structural characterization of multicomponent oxide thin films and heterostructures; (ii) investigation of complex morphologies in block copolymers; (iii) characterization of semiconductor thin film heterostructures; (iv) investigation of the effects of texture on creep, deformation, fracture, and degradation of metals and alloys targeted for use in aggressive environments, and (v) phase identification, microstructure determination, and investigation of transformations in nanosized powders and powder composites. There is great scientific and commercial interest in each of these areas, and the capabilities provided by new diffraction instrumentation will significantly extend the scientific contribution obtained from existing funding sources. Finally, the importance of access to state-of-the-art methodologies, as will be provided by such a diffractometer, is emphasized for both graduate and undergraduate training. ***
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