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keV能量电子致Al, Ti, Zr, W, Au元素厚靶特征X射线产额与截面的研究

李颖涵 安竹 朱敬军 李玲

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keV能量电子致Al, Ti, Zr, W, Au元素厚靶特征X射线产额与截面的研究

李颖涵, 安竹, 朱敬军, 李玲

Characteristic X-ray yields and cross sections of thick targets of Al, Ti, Zr, W and Au induced by keV-electron impact

Li Ying-Han, An Zhu, Zhu Jing-Jun, Li Ling
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  • 本文使用5—27 keV能量范围的电子轰击纯厚Al (Z = 13), Ti (Z = 22), Zr (Z = 40), W (Z = 74)和Au (Z =79)靶, 利用硅漂移探测器(SDD)收集产生的X射线, 给出了K, L壳层特征X射线产额的测量结果, 并将所得实验数据与基于扭曲波玻恩近似理论模型(DWBA)的蒙特卡罗模拟值进行了比较, 两者在小于或约为10%的范围内符合. 根据测得的特征X射线产额进一步得到了相应的内壳层电离截面或特征X射线产生截面. 通过对比电子入射角度为45°和90°的两种情况下解析模型与蒙特卡罗模拟的特征X射线产额, 发现在入射角度为90°时两者符合较好. 同时, 本文还给出了次级电子、轫致辐射光子对特征X射线产额的贡献, 该贡献与入射电子能量关系较弱, 表现出与原子序数较密切的相关性.
    In this paper, pure thick Al (Z = 13), Ti (Z = 22), Zr (Z = 40), W (Z = 74) and Au (Z = 79) targets are bombarded by electrons in an energy range of 5–27 keV, and the experimental thick-target characteristic X-ray yields of K-shell and L-shell, the X-ray production cross sections and the ionization cross sections of inner shells are presented. The present experimental setup and data processing are improved, specifically, a deflection magnet is installed in front of the X-ray detector to prevent the backscattered electron from entering into the X-ray detector, and the bremsstrahlung background spectra calculated from PENELOPE Monte Carlo simulations are used to deduce the net peak areas. The X-ray detector used in this experiment is the XR-100SDD manufactured by Amptek Inc. with a 25 mm2 C2 ultra-thin window which can detect the low-energy x-rays down to boron Kα line (0.183 keV). Standard sources (55Fe, 57Co, 137Cs and 241Am) with an activity accuracy range of 1%–3% (k = 2), supplied by the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Germany (PTB), are used to perform the detector’s efficiency calibration, and in a low-energy range (< 3.3 keV) the efficiency calibration is accomplished by measuring characteristic X-ray spectra produced by 20 keV electron impacting various thickness solid targets (i.e. by the characteristic peak method). The uncertainty of the detector’s efficiency calibration obtained in this paper is ~1.6%. The experimental thick-target characteristic X-ray yield data with an uncertainty of 1.7%–6.2% are compared with the PENELOPE Monte Carlo simulations, in which the inner-shell ionization cross sections are based on the distorted-wave Born approximation (DWBA) calculations, and they are in good agreement with a difference of less than or ~10%. According to the measured thick-target characteristic x-ray yields, the K-shell ionization cross sections for Al, Ti and Zr and the L-shell X-ray production cross sections for Zr, W and Au are also obtained with an uncertainty of 5%–8% (except for Al due to large K-shell fluorescence yield uncertainty), the difference between the experimental and theoretical data is also less than or ~10%. Moreover, by comparing the thick-target characteristic X-ray yields obtained from the analytical model and the PENELOPE Monte Carlo simulations at the electrons’ incident angles of 45° and 90°, it is found that the degree of agreement between the results from the analytical model and the Monte Carlo simulations at the incident angle of 90° is better than at the incident angle of 45°. Moreover, the contributions of the secondary electrons and bremsstrahlung photons to the characteristic X-ray yield are also given based on the PENELOPE Monte Carlo simulations. As for the elements studied in this paper, for the low ionization threshold energy, the contribution of the secondary electrons is ~2%, and however, for the high ionization threshold energy, the contribution is ~10%–20%. These contributions depend weakly on the energy of the incident electrons and show that these contributions are closely correlated with atomic number.
      通信作者: 安竹, anzhu@scu.edu.cn
    • 基金项目: 其它-中国工程物理研究院核物理与化学研究所资助课题(19H0746)
      Corresponding author: An Zhu, anzhu@scu.edu.cn
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  • 图 1  (a)实验装置示意图; (b)装置照片

    Fig. 1.  (a)The schematic of experimental setup; (b) photograph of experimental setup.

    图 2  SDD探测器效率刻度曲线. 空心圆表示Al, Ti, Zr, W和Au的特征X射线位置, 实线表示根据探测器参数计算的效率值

    Fig. 2.  The X-ray detection efficiency of the SSD detector. The positions of the characteristic X-ray lines for Al, Ti, Zr, W and Au are indicated by the open circles. The solid line represents the theoretical values calculated based on the detector’s parameters.

    图 3  27 keV电子入射厚W靶碰撞产生的实验谱(实线)与PENELOP模拟的轫致辐射本底谱(虚线)

    Fig. 3.  The experimental spectrum (solid line) and the bremsstrahlung background spectrum simulated by PENELOPE (dashed line) produced by 27 keV electron impact on thick W target.

    图 4  PENELLOPE模拟几何模型示意图

    Fig. 4.  The geometry used in the PENELOPE simulations.

    图 5  实心圆点表示实验测得不同入射电子能量下的厚靶特征X射线产额, 实线代表相应的蒙特卡罗模拟值, 虚线为蒙特卡罗模拟值归一到实验数据值上的结果, 括号内为归一化参数, 缩略图为实验布局示意图

    Fig. 5.  Solid circles denote the experimental characteristic X-ray yields of thick targets at different incident electron energies. Solid curves represent the results of Monte Carlo simulations using the PENELOPE code. Dashed curves are the scaled results of Monte Carlo simulations by scaling factors that are given in parentheses. The insets show the schematic of experimental geometry.

    图 6  α = 45°, β = 45°时由PENELOPE计算的特征X射线产额(实心圆点), 其中来自初级电子电离贡献表示为空心圆形, 次级电子电离贡献表示为空心三角形, 轫致辐射光子贡献为空心方形. 实线为方程(2)计算所得结果. 缩略图为计算几何示意图

    Fig. 6.  In the case of α = 45°, β = 45°, the solid dots represent the total characteristic X-ray yields calculated by PENELOPE, which include the contributions from the primary electron ionization (hollow circles), secondary electron ionization(hollow triangles) and bremsstrahlung photon ionization (hollow squares). The solid lines are the characteristic X-ray yields calculated by Eq. (2). The insets show the schematic of calculation geometry.

    图 7  α = 0°, β = 45°时由PENELOPE计算的特征X射线产额(实心圆点), 其中来自初级电子电离贡献表示为空心圆形, 次级电子电离贡献表示为空心三角形, 轫致辐射光子贡献为空心方形. 实线为方程(2)计算所得结果. 缩略图为计算几何示意图

    Fig. 7.  In the case of α = 45°, β = 45°, the solid dots represent the total characteristic X-ray yields calculated by PENELOPE, which include the contributions from the primary electron ionization (hollow circles), secondary electron ionization(hollow triangles) and bremsstrahlung photon ionization (hollow squares). The solid lines are the characteristic X-ray yields calculated by Eq. (2). The insets show the schematic of calculation geometry.

    图 8  (a) Al, (b) Ti, (c) Zr元素实验K壳电离截面(实线)与DWBA理论值(虚线), 括号内为修正系数

    Fig. 8.  Experimental K-shell ionization cross sections of (a) Al, (b) Ti, (c) Zr (solid lines) and the DWBA theoretical values (dashed lines). The scaling factors are given in parentheses.

    图 9  (a) Zr, (b)−(d) W, (e)−(g) Au元素实验L壳特征X射线产生截面(实线)与DWBA理论值(虚线), 括号内为修正系数

    Fig. 9.  Experimental L-shell characteristic X-ray production cross sections of (a) Zr, (b)−(d) W, (e)−(g) Au (solid lines) and the DWBA theoretical values (dashed lines). The scaling factors are given in parentheses.

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    Powell C J 1976 Rev. Mod. Phys. 48 33Google Scholar

    [2]

    Salvat F, Fernández-Varea J, Sempau J 2008 PENELOPE-2008, A Code System for Monte Carlo Simulation of Electron and Photon Transport (Issy-les-Moulineau: OECD/NEA Data Bank) pp1−324

    [3]

    Llovet X, Powell C J, Salvat F, Jablonski A 2014 J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 43 013102Google Scholar

    [4]

    An Z, Liu M T, Fu Y C, Luo Z M, Tang C H, Li C M, Zhang B H, Tang Y J 2003 Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., Sect. B 207 268Google Scholar

    [5]

    Wu Y, Wang G Y, Mu Q, Zhao Q 2014 Chin. Phys. B 23 013401Google Scholar

    [6]

    Pérez P D, Sepúlveda A, Castellano G, Trincavelli J 2015 Phys. Rev. A 92 062708Google Scholar

    [7]

    Limandri S P, Vasconcellos M A Z, Hinrichs R, Trincavelli J C 2012 Phys. Rev. A 86 042701Google Scholar

    [8]

    An Z, Luo Z M, Tang C 2001 Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., Sect. B 179 334Google Scholar

    [9]

    Khare S P, Wadehra J M 1996 Can. J. Phys. 74 376

    [10]

    Keller S, Whelan C T, Ast H, Walters H R J, Dreizler R M 1994 Phys. Rev. A 50 3865Google Scholar

    [11]

    Segui S, Dingfelder M, Salvat F 2003 Phys. Rev. A 67 062710Google Scholar

    [12]

    Colgan J, Fontes C J, Zhang H L 2006 Phys. Rev. A 73 062711Google Scholar

    [13]

    Bote D, Salvat F 2008 Phys. Rev. A 77 042701Google Scholar

    [14]

    Long X G, Liu M T, Ho F Q, Peng X F 1990 At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 45 353Google Scholar

    [15]

    Liu M T, An Z, Tang C H, Luo Z M, Peng X F, Long X G 2000 At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 76 213Google Scholar

    [16]

    Luo Z M, An Z, He F Q, Li T H, Long X G, Peng X F 1996 J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 29 4001Google Scholar

    [17]

    An Z, Li T H, Wang L M, Xia X Y, Luo Z M 1996 Phys. Rev. A 54 3067Google Scholar

    [18]

    Wu Y, An Z, Duan Y M, Liu M T 2010 Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., Sect. B 268 2473Google Scholar

    [19]

    Fernandez-Varea J M, Jahnke V, Maidana N L, Malafronte A A, Vanin V R 2014 J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 47 155201Google Scholar

    [20]

    Campos C S, Vasconcellos M A Z, Trincavelli J C, Segui S 2007 J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 40 3835Google Scholar

    [21]

    Hombourger C 1998 J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 31 3693Google Scholar

    [22]

    An Z, Wu Y, Liu M T, Duan Y M, Tang C H 2006 Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., Sect. B 246 281Google Scholar

    [23]

    Wu Y, Liang Y, Xu M X, Yuan Y, Chang C H, Qian Z C, Wang B Y, Kuang P, Zhang P 2018 Phys. Rev. A 97 032702Google Scholar

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    Zhao J L, Tian L X, Li X L, An Z, Zhu J J, Liu M T 2015 Radiat. Phys. Chem. 107 47Google Scholar

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    Huang Y X, Mao L, Ding W, An Z 2016 Nucl. Phys. Rev. 33 45Google Scholar

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    Yadav N, Bhatt P, Singh R, Llovet X, Shanker R 2012 J. Electron. Spectrosc. Relat. Phenom. 185 23Google Scholar

    [31]

    Yadav N, Kumar S, Bhatt P, Singh R, Singh B K, Shanker R 2012 J. Electron. Spectrosc. Relat. Phenom. 185 448Google Scholar

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    Rubel M, Coad J P, Likonen J, Philipps V 2009 Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., Sect. B 267 711Google Scholar

    [33]

    Zhao J L, An Z, Zhu J J, Tan W J, Liu M T 2016 J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 49 065205Google Scholar

    [34]

    Li L, An Z, Zhu J, Tan W, Sun Q, Liu M 2019 Phys. Rev. A 99 052701Google Scholar

    [35]

    Uzonyi I, Szabó G, Borbély-Kiss I, Kiss Á Z 2003 Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., Sect. B 210 147Google Scholar

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    Shima K, Okuda M, Suzuki E, Tsubota T and Mikumo T 1983 J. Appl. Phys. 54 1202

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    [38]

    Omar A, Andreo P, Poludniowski G 2018 Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., Sect. B 437 36Google Scholar

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    Hubbell J H, Trehan P N, Singh N, Chand B, Garg M L, Garg R R, Singh S, Puri S, Mehta D 1994 J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 23 339Google Scholar

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