论文信息 - Surface nanostructure evolution in carbon fiber under ion-induced corrugation

Surface nanostructure evolution in carbon fiber under ion-induced corrugation

The results of experimental study of the morphology evolution of carbon fiber VMN-4 based on PAN fiber depending on 30 keV Ar+ irradiation with exponential fluence decrease from center to periphery of ion beam spot on the target are presented and discussed. Scanning electron microscopy show a strong influence of ion fluence on the morphology, expressed by the transformation of nanoscale conical elements in a submicron corrugated structure.

E. S. Mashkova | A. Borisov | M. Ovchinnikov | A. Makunin | N. Andrianova

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