Abstract
High concentration helium, up to 16 at.%, was introduced into Ti films through magnetron sputtering method in a He/Ar complex atmosphere. The introduced helium distributes homogeneously in the films and mainly forms small helium bubbles. Helium thermodesorption experiments were carried out, from which it was found that the thermodesorption properties of the introduced 4He are similar to those of radiogenic 3He in titanium tritides. Titanium alloy films containing helium were also prepared through this way and a comparison of thermodesorption properties was made between them and Ti–He films.
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