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The solid-liquid phase transition under shock wave loading in materials is called shock melting. Shock melting is important not only in fields like high pressure EOS or material dynamic response, but also in applications like device protection in modern industry and national defense construction. The obtaining of precise melting curve is more than understanding the high pressure melting behavior, and it can provide the reliable evidence for the theoretical model of melting mechanism. So the solid-liquid phase transition under extreme conditions is a research hotspot, and a lot of researches have been carried out. But, the enormous discrepancy between the melting curve of dynamic loading and hydrostatic loading in transition metals, especially, the vanadium has been unclear for decades. The difference in melting temperature under 200 GPa between dynamic loading and hydrostatic loadirng is as large as twice (about 4000 K). Recently, Errandonea and Zhang’s experiments present a new insight into this discrepancy, indicating that the new shock melting curve is consistent with the extrapolated melting curve contained by LH-DAC. But all the dynamic loading experimental data are measured by macroscopic quantities; they can determine the occurrence of the phase transition, but cannot provide the microscopic structure of the material under extreme conditions. So, as the technic of in situ X-ray diffraction has developed well in recent years, we use the high power laser driving technic combining with in situ X-ray diffraction measurement to explore the structure of vanadium near the melting line. We measure the micro structure of vanadium at up to 200 GPa in shock experiment for the first time. We find that the bcc phase transition is not observed at around 60 GPa, which is different from previous experiments in DAC or gas gun loading experiments, but consistent with Chen’s leaser driving experiment. The result confirms that when the impact pressure is 155 GPa, vanadium still remains solid BCC phase. It becomes liquid at about 190 GPa. In contract to Zhang’s results, the DXRD melting point is consistent with the new melting line. This work provides the evidence of the consistency of shock and hydrostatic melting curve, confirming the phase boundary of vanadium under 200 GPa. This work has important scientific significance in understanding the pressure melting behavior of transition metals. The method in this work can be applied to the research of melting properties of other materials.
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Keywords:
- vanadium /
- shock melting /
- in situ X-ray diffraction /
- high power laser facility
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图 1 基于高功率激光驱动的多晶材料瞬态X射线衍射诊断技术实验靶装置结构及测试系统布局示意图
Figure 1. The sketch of experimental setup for in situ X-ray diffraction of shock compressed polycrystalline.
图 2 平面晶体谱仪测得激光驱动钒箔产生的X射线源能谱
Figure 2. The X-ray spectrum of vanadium foil driven by laser were measured by crystal spectrometer.
图 3 无冲击载荷(静态样品)下多晶钒X射线衍射图谱 (a)数值模拟计算结果; (b)IP板实测图谱; (c)转换至2θ-φ空间的衍射图像; (d)沿φ方向积分的X射线衍射谱线, 图中红色虚线为各衍射峰的理论位置
Figure 3. The X-ray diffraction image of un-shocked crystalline vanadium: (a) the result of numerical simulation; (b) the original image recorded by image plates; (c) X-ray data projected into 2θ-φspace; (d) the one-dimensional X-ray diffraction pattern, the red dashed lines represent the theoretical position of diffraction peaks.
图 4 冲击压力61.7 GPa下获得的钒原位衍射图谱 (a) IP板实测图谱, 新增衍射峰见红色箭头所示; (b)转换至2θ-φ空间的衍射图像; (c)沿φ方向积分后的X射线衍射谱线.
Figure 4. The in situ X-ray diffraction images under 61.7 GPa: (a) the original image recorded by image plates, the new diffraction peak is indicated by the arrow; (b) X-ray data projected into 2θ-φ space; (c) the one-dimensional X-ray diffraction pattern.
图 5 原位X射线衍射给出的密度与自由面速度波剖面测量结果的比较 (a)自由面粒子速度剖面, 结合钒的已知Hugoniot关系计算给出冲击压力、密度; (b)DXRD衍射数据与压力-密度(P-ρ/ρ0)Hugoniot曲线的比较
Figure 5. (a) The particle velocity of free surface; (b) the pressure-density relation calculated by DXRD data compare to vanadium Hugoniot curve.
图 6 更高冲击压力下钒的原位衍射图谱 (a) 187.3 GPa; (b) 197.6 GPa; (c) 253.7 GPa
Figure 6. The in situ X-ray diffraction pattern under higher pressure: (a) 187.3 GPa; (b) 197.6 GPa; (c) 253.7 GPa.
图 7 冲击压缩下(155 GPa)单晶钒的衍射数据 (a)实测衍射图谱; (b)冲击压缩前后(002)晶面谱线
Figure 7. The X-ray diffraction data of shock compressed single crystal vanadium: (a) The diffraction image; (b) the diffraction data of shocked (002) and unshocked (002).
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[1] Errandonea D, Schwager B, Ditz R, Gessmann C, Boehler R, Ross M 2001 Phys. Rev. B 63 132104
Google Scholar
[2] Dai C D, Jin X G, Zhou X M, Liu J J, Hu J B 2001 J. Phys. D:Appl. Phys. 34 3064
Google Scholar
[3] Yoo C S, Holmes N C, Ross M, Webb D J, Pike C 1993 Phys. Rev. Lett. 70 3931
Google Scholar
[4] Dai C D, Hu J B, Tan H 2009 J. Appl. Phys. 106 043519
Google Scholar
[5] Dewaele A, Mezouar M, Guignot N, Loubeyre P 2010 Phys. Rev. Lett. 104 255701
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
[7] Errandonea D 2005 Physica B: Condensed Matter 357 356
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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[20] Johnson Q, Mitchell A C 1972 Phys. Rev. Lett. 29 1369
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
Chen X H, Tan B Z, Xue T, Ma Y C, Jin S, Li Z J, Xin Y F, Li X Y, Li J 2020 Acta Phys. Sin. 69 246201
Google Scholar
[29] 陶天炯, 翁继东, 王翔 2011 光电工程 38 39
Tao T J, Weng J D, Wang X 2011 Opto-Electron. Engineer. 38 39
[30] Zhang T, Wang S, Song H, Duan S, Liu H 2019 J. Appl. Phys. 126 205901
Google Scholar
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