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Measurements of the mass loss of nonmetallic materials under irradiation in vacuum

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A system for measuring the mass loss of nonmetallic materials exposed to electrons, protons, and electromagnetic radiation in vacuum is described. The system consists of four temperature-controlled (at temperatures of 293, 233, 203, and 78 K) quartz crystal microbalances, which provide detailed information on the mass loss as a function of the material composition and irradiation parameters. The main features of the system of measurements and the experimental technique are discussed. An example of experimental results is presented.

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Original Russian Text © R.H. Khasanshin, V.I. Kostyuk, 2015, published in Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimenta, 2015, No. 6, pp. 104–107.

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Khasanshin, R.H., Kostyuk, V.I. Measurements of the mass loss of nonmetallic materials under irradiation in vacuum. Instrum Exp Tech 58, 805–808 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0020441215050073

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