Targetmaterials
Targetmaterials are substances used as targets in experiments and applications where an external beam interacts with a material to produce reactions, radiation, or energy deposition. The target is placed in the path of the beam and may be solid, liquid, or gaseous. In nuclear and particle physics, the choice of Targetmaterials determines reaction channels, produced isotopes, and the efficiency of energy transfer. Practical targets must withstand intense beam heating and radiation while maintaining structural integrity.
Common Targetmaterials include solid foils such as tungsten, tantalum, lead, and uranium, which offer high stopping
Fabrication and integration techniques for Targetmaterials include deposition to form thin foils, rolling for thicker layers,
Targetmaterials play a central role in research and applications such as nuclear reaction studies, medical isotope