Utilization of deuterium and15N as activable tracers in solid state sciences

T. Nozaki; Y. Itoh; S. Hayashi; Q. Qiu

doi:10.1007/bf02037275

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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry

Volume/Issue:: Volume 112: Issue 1

Utilization of deuterium and¹⁵N as activable tracers in solid state sciences

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T. Nozaki

T. Nozaki Institue of Physical and Chemical Research 351-01 Wako-shi Saitama (Japan)

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Y. Itoh

Y. Itoh Institue of Physical and Chemical Research 351-01 Wako-shi Saitama (Japan)

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S. Hayashi

S. Hayashi Institue of Physical and Chemical Research 351-01 Wako-shi Saitama (Japan)

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Q. Qiu

Q. Qiu Institue of Physical and Chemical Research 351-01 Wako-shi Saitama (Japan)

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Pages:: 47–56

Online Publication Date:: 14 Aug 2005

Publication Date:: 17 May 1987

Article Category:: Research Article

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02037275

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Abstract

The sensitivity in the determination of deuterium and¹⁵N by nuclear reactions was examined for the following reactions: (1)¹⁵N(d,n)¹⁶O (or p+)+(6.13, 7.11 MeV); (2) D(³He,)⁴He (13 MeV); and (3)¹⁵N(,n)¹⁸F. By these activations with suitable etching techniques, sub ppm regions of D and¹⁵N have proved to be measurable with their depth profiles. Some fundamental properties of hydrogen and nitrogen in silicon are under investigation using of these activable tracers.

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Journal of Radionalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
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