Titanium and niobium implantation into α-Al2O3: structural and mechanical properties - Université des Antilles
Journal Articles Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms Year : 1992

Titanium and niobium implantation into α-Al2O3: structural and mechanical properties

Abstract

A comparison of the structural and surface mechanical properties of ~Y-AI~O,~ implanted with titanium and niobium ions w’erc:carried out. For this purpose, single crystal samples were implanted with Ti” kind Nh r ions at IS0 keV with tluences ranging fromIO’” to IO” ion9 cm -’high fluences (l’O’7 For fluences above IO” ions cm ‘, the substitutional fraction of titanium is two times that of niobium. For ions cm ~‘1 the formation of an amorphous layer is evidenced. The different chemical states of atoms in theimplanted layers were determined by X-ray ph~to~i~~tr(~n spectroscopy CXPS1. N~~n(~ind~nt~lti(~n experiments showed that lowfluence irnpl~nt~ti~~ns of titaoium and niobium resulted in the increase of elastic modulus. For high fluenccs the ~~rn~~rph[~ustransformation softens the implanted material and significant decreases of the hardness and Young’s modulus wcrc observed.

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hal-01685816 , version 1 (17-01-2018)

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M. Bauer, S.M.M. Ramos, B. Canut, L. Loubet, Laurence Romana, et al.. Titanium and niobium implantation into α-Al2O3: structural and mechanical properties. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms, 1992, 65, pp.301 - 304. ⟨10.1016/0168-583X(92)95055-V⟩. ⟨hal-01685816⟩
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