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Microstructural damage of α-Al
2
O
3
by high energy density plasma
Q. Yang
, K. Kalathiparambil
, D. T. Elg
,
D. Ruzic
,
W. M. Kriven
Nuclear, Plasma, and Radiological Engineering
Micro and Nanotechnology Lab
Office of the Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor
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Materials Science and Engineering
Mechanical Science and Engineering
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O
3
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Engineering
Nanoparticle
100%
Surface Erosion
100%
Thruster
100%
Flux Density
100%
Polycrystalline
50%
Nanomaterial
50%
Electronic Excitation
50%
Damage Surface
50%
Induced Damage
50%
Al Matrix
50%
Plasma Damage
50%
Lattice Constant
50%
Lattice Parameter
50%
Melting Point
50%
Actuator
50%
Heat Source
50%
Space Group
50%
Keyphrases
Aluminum Oxide
100%
Microstructural Damage
100%
High-energy-density Plasma
100%
Impurities
57%
Surface Erosion
28%
Plasma-induced Damage
28%
W-Cu
28%
Plasma Erosion
28%
Al2Cu
28%
Nanoparticles
14%
Scanning Electron Microscopy
14%
Electronic Excitation
14%
Transmission Electron Microscopy
14%
Al Nanoparticles
14%
Epitaxial
14%
Nanodomains
14%
Lattice Parameter
14%
Damaged Structures
14%
Surface Damage
14%
Surface Microstructure
14%
Dendrite
14%
Cu Electrode
14%
Crack Formation
14%
Surface Melting
14%
Al Matrix
14%
Space Propulsion
14%
Thruster
14%
Erosion Mechanism
14%
Plasma Thruster
14%
Electron Induced
14%
Local Heat Source
14%
Ceramic Insulator
14%
Surface Quenching
14%
Rhombohedral Structure
14%
Cu Particles
14%
W Electrode
14%
Material Science
Aluminum Oxide
100%
High Energy Density
100%
Surface (Surface Science)
71%
Nanoparticle
28%
Scanning Electron Microscopy
14%
Transmission Electron Microscopy
14%
Surface Damage
14%
Lattice Constant
14%
Nanostructure
14%