Preparation method of oxygen isotope target
An oxygen isotope and isotope technology, applied in the field of oxygen isotope target preparation, to achieve the effect of reducing material loss rate
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Embodiment 1
[0037] The preparation method of oxygen isotope target, this method is the oxygen isotope of gaseous state 17 o 2 Oxidation-reduction reaction with tungsten powder to generate powdered W 17o 3 ; Then the obtained powdery W 17 o 3 Prepared by physical vapor deposition method into W 17 o 3 target. The specific steps are:
[0038] (1) Deoxidation treatment of tungsten powder
[0039] During the storage of tungsten powder, the surface will inevitably be oxidized, and the tungsten powder and oxygen isotope 17 o 2 Before the oxidation-reduction reaction occurs, deoxidation treatment is required to reduce the tungsten powder as much as possible. 16 O impurity.
[0040] (2) Tungsten powder and gas state 17 o 2 The reaction produces powdered W 17 o 3 ;
[0041] (3) the powdered W obtained in step (2) 17 o 3 Pressed into flakes by a tablet press W 17 o 3 ; Pressing into flakes is beneficial to the follow-up target making operation, so as to minimize the loss of preci...
Embodiment 2
[0045] Different from Example 1, the oxygen isotope in the gaseous state is 18 o 2 , tungsten powder and gas state 18 o 2 The reaction produces powdered W 18 o 3 , W prepared in step (4) 18 o 3 The thickness of the target is 60μg / cm 2 . W 18 o 3 target product 16 O / 18 The ratio of O is 4.2%.
Embodiment 3
[0047] The difference from Example 1 is that the deoxidation treatment uses hydrogen to reduce the surface oxidized tungsten powder to W, and the specific reaction formula is WO 3 +3H 2 →W+3H 2 O; the reaction is divided into two stages, the first stage is the WO at 600°C 3 Revert to WO 2 , this stage lasts for 12min; in the second stage, WO 2 Revert to W, and this stage lasts for 17 minutes.
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