How 120 MeV Ni⁷⁺ Beams Transform WO₃ Thin Films

When WO₃ thin films are exposed to 120 MeV Ni⁷⁺ ion beams, they undergo significant structural, morphological, and functional changes due to the high-energy interaction between the heavy ions and the film's atomic lattice.


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