Engineering & Materials Science
Ion bombardment
100%
Tungsten
60%
Irradiation
53%
Transmission electron microscopy
41%
Vacancies
35%
Helium
31%
Tantalum
30%
Ions
29%
Protons
26%
Amorphization
20%
Microstructure
20%
Ion beams
19%
Electron microscopes
19%
Temperature
18%
Atoms
17%
Point defects
17%
Germanium
15%
Nanowires
13%
Proton irradiation
12%
Dissolution
11%
Radiation
11%
Precipitates
11%
Defects
10%
Copper
9%
Silicon
8%
Radiation damage
8%
Experiments
5%
Nucleation
5%
Hot Temperature
5%
Heavy ions
5%
Physics & Astronomy
ion irradiation
65%
tungsten
47%
irradiation
35%
bubbles
33%
helium
26%
tantalum
24%
damage
24%
transmission electron microscopy
23%
precipitates
19%
proton damage
18%
microstructure
16%
helium ions
16%
interstitials
15%
electron microscopes
15%
solubility
14%
nonequilibrium conditions
14%
organizing
14%
ion beams
13%
xenon
12%
defects
12%
atoms
11%
temperature
11%
glass
11%
voids
10%
dissolving
10%
germanium
9%
dosage
9%
nanowires
9%
engineering
8%
copper
7%
radiation damage
7%
protons
7%
fluence
6%
reactors
6%
silicon
6%
Chemistry
Dislocation Loop
63%
Bubble
47%
Tungsten
41%
Transmission Electron Microscopy
28%
Ion
28%
Microstructure
25%
Displacement
18%
Ion Beam
17%
Amorphization
16%
Interstitial
15%
Molar Property
14%
Process Dynamics
13%
Dose
12%
Nanowire
9%
Sample Preparation
9%
Proton
7%
Electron Particle
7%
Compound Mobility
6%
Crystal Point Defect
5%