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Roach, Jordan M.; Manukyan, Khachatur V.; Dede, Stefania; Burns, Peter C.; Aprahamian, Ani (, Journal of Solid State Chemistry)
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Majumdar, Ashabari; Manukyan, Khachatur V.; Dede, Stefania; Roach, Jordan M.; Burns, Peter C.; Aprahamian, Ani (, EPJ Web of Conferences)Schumann, D.; Stodel, C.; Gott, M. (Ed.)A simple and efficient target preparation method is developed combining spin coating and solution combustion synthesis. Multiple smooth and uniform UO2targets have been prepared using this method on a variety of backings (aluminium, carbon, silicon) used in nuclear physics experiments. The thicknesses of the targets can be precisely tuned by changing the number of coatings within the range of ~50-1000 µm/cm2. These targets are highly uniform (<5% deviation), robust, and remain strongly adherent to their backings even after being irradiated by high doses (1017ions/ cm2) of 1.7 MeV Ar2+ions.more » « less
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Dede, Stefania; Manukyan, Khachatur V.; Roach, Jordan M.; Majumdar, Ashabari; Burns, Peter C.; Aprahamian, Ani (, Applied Surface Science)
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Majumdar, Ashabari; Manukyan, Khachatur V.; Tan, Wanpeng; Dede, Stefania; Roach, Jordan M.; Couture, Aaron; Burns, Peter C.; Aprahamian, Ani (, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment)
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