1965
DOI: 10.1524/ract.1965.4.3.157
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A Criterion for Selectivity in Recoil Labeling

Abstract: Atoms formed in different types of nuclear processes often differ in their major physical properties. For example, a nuclide formed as a fragment in a nuclear reaction has a different initial kinetic energy and charge state from those for the same nuclide produced in radioactive decay. An examination of such properties was made with the aim of deriving parameters leading to selectivity in "hot" displacement reactions, when atoms produced by different nuclear processes recoil into appropriate stopping media. Di… Show more

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“…Table I gives representative results for the ratio of I135 to Iodine from U236(n,f) 1.0 I* + CH, (760)" 1.5-2.0 I* + CHsI (300) + CH, (460) 2.5-5.0c I* + CHsI (300) + He (460) ~5 a Indicated pressures are partial, in mm. 6 The error in each measurement of CHsI is ±25%. c For short irradiations (1 min.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Table I gives representative results for the ratio of I135 to Iodine from U236(n,f) 1.0 I* + CH, (760)" 1.5-2.0 I* + CHsI (300) + CH, (460) 2.5-5.0c I* + CHsI (300) + He (460) ~5 a Indicated pressures are partial, in mm. 6 The error in each measurement of CHsI is ±25%. c For short irradiations (1 min.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Table I gives representative results for the ratio of I135 to Iodine from U236(n,f) 1.0 I* + CH, (760)" 1.5-2.0 I* + CHsI (300) + CH, (460) 2.5-5.0c I* + CHsI (300) + He (460) ~5 a Indicated pressures are partial, in mm. 6 The error in each measurement of CHsI is ±25%. c For short irradiations (1 min.…”
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confidence: 99%