A dE/dx — E counter telescope for charged particles produced in reactions with 14 MeV neutrons

Kuo, L.G.; Petravić, M.; Turko, B.

doi:10.1016/s0029-554x(61)80076-1

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“…The partial width for the decay T 7 = 0.12 ev can be compared to the Weisskopf limit for various possible spins and parities of 4.97-Mev level following the procedure of Wilkinson. 8 The results are given in Table I.…”

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“…No such enhancement has ever been observed in any region of the periodic table 8 and there is no reason to expect that it will be. /-1+, 2+, and 3+ are all consistent with \M\ 2 observed for light elements while /=1-or 2-give a value of \M| 2 which is consistent with other El transitions in light nuclei which violate the isotopic spin selection rule.…”

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“…[6][7][8] This method permits precise determination of the ratio of capture and elastic scattering cross sections, as in either process charged particles are detected at the same counter and target setting. Although the fast neutron capture cross sections are very small, due to kinematics all particles formed by capture are emitted within a forward cone of a small aperture and have a narrow energy distribution.…”

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Study of the Properties of the 4.97-Mev Level inNe20using theF19(<

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The reaction F M (£/y)Ne?° has been studied at two resonances, 669 kev and 1092 kev, to obtain information about properties of the 4.97-Mev level in Ne 20 . It is shown that this 4.97-Mev level is fed by a direct transition from the 1-f-resonance at 669 kev, that it does not have spin 0 and that its transition to the ground state of Ne 20 is less than 5% of the transition to the first excited state. It is concluded that the most likely assignments to the 4.97-Mev level are 2± or 3+. p^XlO 6 J 1 "> J J x|0 * ^_>7Mev -j

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