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List of Keywords

Codes Keywords
A01 Absorber Materials
A02 Actinides (excludes Plutonium, Thorium and Uranium)
A03 Activity
A04 Adsorption
A05 Aging and Age Hardening
A06 Aluminum, Aluminum Alloys and Compounds
A07 Amorphization and Amorphous Materials
A08 Analytical Instruments and Methods
   
B01 Beryllium, Beryllium Alloys and Compounds
B02 Blanket Materials
B03 Blisters (see Surface Effects)
B04 Boron and Boronization
B05 Breeding Materials
   
C01 Carbides (see Precipitates and Precipitation)
C02 Carbon and Carbon Materials
C03 Cavities (includes Voids, Holes)
C04 Ceramics (not listed elsewhere)
C05 Chemical Reactions (includes Electrochemical and Thermochemical Reactions)
C06 Cladding Materials
C07 Coatings and Coated Particles
C08 Cold-Worked Materials
C09 Compatibility and Corrosion (includes Stress Corrosion Cracking)
C10 Composite Materials Constitution (see Phase Equilibria)
C11 Copper, Copper Alloys and Compounds
C12 Crack
C13 Creep and Stress Relaxation
C14 Crystallographic Properties
   
D01 Data Base and Materials Data
D02 Defects and Defect Structures (excludes Irradiation)
D03

Deformation

  Deuterium and Deuterides (see Hydrogen and Hydrides)
  Diamond (see Carbon)
D04 Diffusion
D05 Dislocations
D06 Divertor Materials
D07 Dosimetry
B08 Ductility and Ductile-Brittle Transition
   
E01 Electrical Properties
E02 Electron Irradiation
E03 Electron Microscopy
E04 Embrittlement
E05 Environmental Effects
  Erosion (see Surface Effects)
  Evaporation (see Phase Transformation)
E06 Experimental Techniques
   
F01 Fabrication
F02 Fast Reactors
F03 Fatigue
F04 FirstWall Materials
F05 Fission Products
F06 Fracture and Fracture Toughness
F07 Fuel Elements
F08 Fusion Reactors and Fusion Reactor Design
   
G01 Gamma Irradiation
G02 Gases (excludes Hydrogen, Helium and Tritium) in Materials
  Glasses (see Amorphization and Amorphous Materials)
G03 Grain Boundaries
  Graphite (see Carbon)
G04 Growth
   
H01 Heat Treatment
H02 Helium
H03 High Heat Flux Materials
H04 History (of Nuclear Materials, Nuclear Technology)
H05 Hydrogen and Hydrides (includes deuterium and Deuterides)
   
I01 Impact
I02

Impurities

  Interatomic Potentials (see Defects and Defect Structures, or Phys. properties)
I03

Interfaces

  Intermetallic Compounds (see Metals, Alloys and Compounds)
  Interstitials (see Defects and Defect Structures, or Radiation Effects: Atomic Defects, or Impurities)
I04 Internal Friction
I05 Ion Irradiation
106 Iron, Iron alloys (excludes Steels) and Compounds
107 Irradiation (not listed elsewhere, includes Irradiating History of Schedule
   
J01 Joining
   
K01 Kinetics
   
L01 Laser
L02 Limiter Materials
L03

Liquid Metals

 

Lithium (see Liquid Metals, Breeding Materials, or Metals, Alloys and Compounds)

L04 Low Activation and Low Activation Materials (includes Reduced Activation)
   
M01 Magnesium, Magnesium alloys and Compounds
M02 Mathematical and Computational Methods
M03 Mechanical Properties (not listed elsewhere)
  Melting (see Phase Transformation)
M04 Metals, Alloys and Compounds (not listed elsewhere)
M05 Microstructure and Texture (excludes by Irradiation)
  Migration (see Diffusion)
M06 Moderator and Reflector Materials
  Molecular Dynamics (see Mathematical and Computational Methods)
M07 Molybdenum, Molybdenum Alloys and Compounds
M08 Monitoring Methods
   
N01 Neutron Irradiation
N02 Nickel, Nickel Alloys and Compounds
N03 Niobium, Niobium Alloys and Compounds
N04 Nuclear Properties
   
O01 Optical Microscopy
  Optical Properties (see Physical Properties)
  Oxidation/Reduction Reaction (see Chemical Reactions)
   
P01 Permeation
P02 Phase Equilibria (includes Constitution, Phase Stability, Phase Instability)
P03 Phase Transformation (includes Evaporation, Sublimation)
P04 Physical Properties (not listed elsewhere)
P05 Plasma Facing Materials
P06 Plasma-Materials Interaction
P07 Plasma Properties (includes Plasma Disruption)
  Point Defects (see Defects and Defect Structures, or Radiation Effects: Atomic Defects)
P08 Polymers
P09 Pores (includes Porosity, Fabrication Pores)
  Positron Annihilation (see Analytical Instruments and Methods)
P10 Powder Processes and Products
P11 Precipitates and Precipitation
P12 Pressure Vessels
P13 Processing
P14 Proton Irradiation
   
R01 Radiation Effects: Atomic Defects
R02 Radiation Effects: Extended Defects, Microstructures
R03 Radiation Effects: Mechanical Properties
R04 Radiation Effects: Physical Properties
R05 Radiation Sources
  Radioactive Waste (see Wastes)
R06 Radiolysis
R07 Rare Earths
R08 Recrystallization, Recovery and Grain Growth
R09 Redeposition
  Reduced Activation (see Low Activation and Low Activation Materials)
R10 Refractory Metals, Alloys and Compounds (not listed elsewhere)
R11 Reprocessing
   
S01 Safety of Nuclear Reactors
S02 Segregation
S03 Semiconductors
S04 Silicon and Silicon Compounds
  Sintering (see Powder Processes and Products)
  Sputtering (see Surface Effects)
S05 Steels, Austenitic
S06 Steels, Ferritic
S07 Structural Materials
  Sublimation (see Phase Transformation)
S08 Superconductors and Superconducting Magnet Materials
S09 Surface Effects
S10 Swelling
   
  Texture (see Microstructure)
T01 Theory and Modeling
T02 Thermal Reactors
T03 Thermal Shock
T04 Thermodynamic Properties
T05 Thermomechanical Treatment
T06 Thermophysical Properties
T07 Thorium, Thorium Alloys and Compounds
T08 Titanium, Titanium Alloys and Compounds
T09 Tritium and Tritides
T10 Tungsten, Tungsten Alloys and Compounds
   
U01 Uranium, Uranium Alloys and Compounds
   
  Vacancies (see Defects and Defect Structures, or Radiation Effects: Atomic Defects)
V01 Vanadium, Vanadium Alloys and Compounds
V02 Vitrification
  Voids (see Cavities)
   
W01 Wastes
W02 Weld
   
Z01 Zirconium, Zirconium Alloys and Compounds

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