Chemistry and physics of low-density foams in laser experiments

Wigen Nazarov; Nataliya G. Borisenko; Yuri A. Merkul'ev; Dimitri Batani; Michel Koenig

doi:10.1117/12.537400

12 December 2003 Chemistry and physics of low-density foams in laser experiments

Wigen Nazarov, Nataliya G. Borisenko, Yuri A. Merkul'ev, Dimitri Batani, Michel Koenig

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Proceedings Volume 5228, ECLIM 2002: 27th European Conference on Laser Interaction with Matter; (2003) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.537400
Event: ECLIM 2002: 27th European conference on Laser Interaction with Matter, 2002, Moscow, Russian Federation

Abstract

Targets containing foams have always been in demand in ICF and HDE experiments. These foams are usually quite different and highly specialized. These foams are at the edge of current foam knowledge with the combination of low density and small pore sizes are a challenge to all chemists. The science and property of these materials are still not fully understood and investigated. The low-density materials and the production methods of various types of foams are reviewed and the limitations of each discussed.

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Wigen Nazarov, Nataliya G. Borisenko, Yuri A. Merkul'ev, Dimitri Batani, and Michel Koenig "Chemistry and physics of low-density foams in laser experiments", Proc. SPIE 5228, ECLIM 2002: 27th European Conference on Laser Interaction with Matter, (12 December 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.537400

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