This paper is concerned with mapping the characteristics of blistering induced on Mo/Si multilayers as a result of irradiation
by hydrogen species generated in a thermal capillary cracker. The nature and extent of the damage observed is dependent on
exposure conditions such as the sample temperature, the hydrogen isotope used and the total fluence. Increasing the sample
temperature leads to fewer but larger blisters. When D2 is used as the working gas, blisters are ~5 times smaller in diameter
than in the case of H2 exposure, but more blisters are formed. Increasing the gas flow induces more and bigger blisters and
blisters were observed to develop in two distinct size distributions.
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