Difference between revisions of "CH Outline"
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| + | - Damaged vs undamaged materials | ||
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| + | - 1D doppler broadening using PAS | ||
| + | - talk to Chuting about sourcing materials | ||
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| + | Talk about measurement, why measure it, prediction on how well you can measure it | ||
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Goals: | Goals: | ||
| − | Determine the change | + | Investigate defects in previously damaged materials using positron annihilation spectroscopy. |
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| + | Determine the change Doppler broadened peaks in damaged materials throughout the annealing process. | ||
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Outcomes: | Outcomes: | ||
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| + | Quantify the annealing process by analysis of the change in Doppler broadened peaks. | ||
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| + | (as damage lessens throughout annealing process, the 511KeV peak should become sharper) | ||
Latest revision as of 21:59, 9 November 2021
- Damaged vs undamaged materials
- 1D doppler broadening using PAS - talk to Chuting about sourcing materials
Talk about measurement, why measure it, prediction on how well you can measure it
Goals:
Investigate defects in previously damaged materials using positron annihilation spectroscopy.
Determine the change Doppler broadened peaks in damaged materials throughout the annealing process.
Outcomes:
Quantify the annealing process by analysis of the change in Doppler broadened peaks.
(as damage lessens throughout annealing process, the 511KeV peak should become sharper)
Benefits: