The density change of sodium chloride crystals upon irradiation with 350 Mev protons with a total flux of 1×{}10¹⁶ protons/cm² has been measured and found to be -8.3×{}10^-4 g/cm³. The number of negative-ion vacancies calculated from this density change is of the same order as the number of F centers estimated from the stored-energy measurements. The recovery of the density change with thermal annealing has also been studied. A relation between the behavior of the density change and of color centers is discussed.
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