Chemistry and sputtering induced by fullerene and argon clusters in carbon-based materials

Czerwinski, Bartlomiej;Delcorte, Arnaud
(2014) Surface and Interface Analysis — Vol. 46, n° S1, p. 11-14 (2014)

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Classical MD computer simulations are used as a tool for the theoretical investigation of the processes initiated in carbonbased materials by the irradiation with C60 and Arn clusters. This paper shows the comparison of data regarding the chemical reactions occurring in polystyrene and fullerite bombarded by C60 and Arn projectiles with the initial energy of 2.5 and 10 keV. Its main focus is to elucidate the influence of material type on the bond breaking as new bond formation processes induced by impinging cluster projectiles.
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Czerwinski, B., & Delcorte, A. (2014). Chemistry and sputtering induced by fullerene and argon clusters in carbon-based materials. Surface and Interface Analysis, 46(S1), 11-14. https://doi.org/10.1002/sia.5637 (Original work published 2014)