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Space test of x-ray multilayer mirrors on the surface of Russian orbital station 'Mir' revealed that after a 5-month space exposure, multilayers consisting of chemically interacting materials (Mo - Si and WSi2 - Si) preserved their periods. Preannealing at 570 K for one hour was sufficient to stabilize reflectivity at 1.54 angstroms of mirror WSi2 - Si with period 33.6 angstroms. Preannealing at 770 K for one hour was not enough to stabilize reflectivity at 1.54 angstroms of MoSi2 - Si mirror with period 77.7 angstroms (after space exposure its reflectivity was increased by 18% as a result of interface smoothing influenced by space effect agents).
Anatoli I. Fedorenko,V. V. Kondratenko,L. S. Palatnik,S. A. Yulin,E. N. Zubarev,V. P. Nikitskiy, andS. B. Ryabukha
"Space test of Mo-Si, MoSi2-Si, W-Si, and WSi2-Si x-ray multilayer mirrors on the Russian orbital station Mir", Proc. SPIE 2453, X-Ray Optics and Surface Science, (23 January 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.200275
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Anatoli I. Fedorenko, V. V. Kondratenko, L. S. Palatnik, S. A. Yulin, E. N. Zubarev, V. P. Nikitskiy, S. B. Ryabukha, "Space test of Mo-Si, MoSi2-Si, W-Si, and WSi2-Si x-ray multilayer mirrors on the Russian orbital station Mir," Proc. SPIE 2453, X-Ray Optics and Surface Science, (23 January 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.200275