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Initial damage processes for diamond film exposure to hydrogen plasma

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Deslandes, Alec
Guenette, Mathew C
Samuell, Cameron
Karatchevtseva, I
Ionescu, Mihail
Cohen, David Damien
Blackwell, Boyd
Corr, Cormac
Riley, Daniel

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Diamond is considered to be a possible alternative to other carbon based materials as a plasma facing material in nuclear fusion devices due to its high thermal conductivity and resistance to chemical erosion. In this work CVD diamond films were exposed t

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Fusion Engineering and Design

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2037-12-31