Robert C. Birtcher, Y. N. Lwin, James S. Koehler
Abstract
The low-temperature isochronal annealing of lead after electron irradiation at 1.5 K shows the same discrete annealing steps observed in copper and silver. The major recovery stage (usually labeled ${I}_{D}$) occurs at 4.0 K.
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The low-temperature isochronal annealing of lead after electron irradiation at 1.5 K shows the same discrete annealing steps observed in copper and silver. The major recovery stage (usually labeled ${I}_{D}$) occurs at 4.0 K.
Key concepts: Annealing (glass), Irradiation, Materials science, Electron beam processing, Electron, Copper, Lead (geology), Analytical Chemistry (journal)