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Effect of oxygen on vacancy cluster morphology in metals

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The extensive literature on oxygen chemisorption and solubility in metals is briefly reviewed, with special emphasis on the reduction of surface tension associated with oxygen adsorption. A thermodynamic model based on the adsorption equations of Gibbs and Langmuir is developed to determine the relative stability in the presence of oxygen of the void compared to the dislocation loop and stacking fault tetrahedron. Representative calculations are performed for copper, nickel, and austenitic stainless steel. Atomistic and elastic continuum calculations predict that void formation should not occur in most pure face-centered cubic metals during quenching or irradiation. However, the thermodynamic model predicts that oxygen concentrations of 30 to 1000 appm will stabilize void formation in copper, nickel, and stainless steel. Foils of copper and several Fe-Cr-Ni stainless steels containing various amounts of oxygen have been examined with electron microscopy following ion bombardment. The presence of 30 to 1000 appm O resulted in significant amounts of void formation, whereas no voids were observed in low-oxygen specimens, in agreement with the model predictions. Oxygen introduced by ion implantation was more effective in promoting void formation than residual oxygen. Solutes such as phosphorus in stainless steel reduced the effectiveness of oxygen as a void-stabilizing agent.

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This paper is based on a presentation made in the symposium “Irradiation-Enhanced Materials Science and Engineering” presented as part of the ASM INTERNATIONAL 75th Anniversary celebration at the 1988 World Materials Congress in Chicago, IL, September 25–29, 1988, under the auspices of the Nuclear Materials Committee of TMS-AIME and ASM-MSD

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Zinkle, S.J., Lee, E.H. Effect of oxygen on vacancy cluster morphology in metals. Metall Trans A 21, 1037–1051 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02656525

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