Presentation Information

[9p-S5-9]Microexplosion Experiments Using a Microfocused XFEL Focused inside a Sample

〇Kosuke Nishitani1, Hirotaka Nakamura1, Heun Tae Lee1, Kai Taketoshi1, Ryosuke Furukawa1, Naoki Yamagata1, Akane Oyama2, Takahisa Shobu3, Aki Tominaga3, Kohei Miyanishi4, Taito Osaka4, Toshiki Yabuuchi5, Makina Yabashi5, Yusuke Seto6, Norimasa Ozaki7 (1.Grad.Sch.Eng,The Univ.of Osaka, 2.The Univ.of Osaka, 3.JAEA, 4.RIKEN, 5.JASRI, 6.Osaka Metropolitan Univ., 7.ILE, The Univ. of Osaka)

Keywords:

Microexplosion,XFEL,SACLA

We performed micro-explosion experiments using a microfocused XFEL on opaque materials in which internal focusing with visible light is difficult. The XFEL beam was focused to a micrometer-scale spot and irradiated onto the samples, and the post-irradiation morphology was observed using an optical microscope. As a result, irradiation-induced features considered to originate from micro-explosions were observed on the sample surfaces. X-ray diffraction measurements were also performed to investigate structural changes in the irradiated regions.