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A change in the surface morphology of recrystallized tungsten foil under the effect of uniaxial tension in ultrahigh vacuum is studied by low-energy electron diffraction and atomic force microscopy. It… Click to show full abstract
A change in the surface morphology of recrystallized tungsten foil under the effect of uniaxial tension in ultrahigh vacuum is studied by low-energy electron diffraction and atomic force microscopy. It is found by using low-energy electron diffraction that on the foil surface consisting of separate blocks with dominant face (112), there is a turn in orientation of the structural blocks. The analysis of the topograms of different areas of the side surface of a broken sample, obtained by atomic force microscopy, enabled the association of changes in the atomic structure of the surface layers of foil with a change in its relief by mechanical action.
Journal Title: Physics of the Solid State
Year Published: 2017
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