Au, Bi, Co and Nb cross-section measured by quasimonoenergetic neutrons from p + 7Li reaction in the energy range of 18–36 MeV

Measurement of the Bi209(n,4n)Bi206 and Gooden1, Champine2, Combs3 et al. 2017Phys. Rev. C

“…At ∼29.5 MeV the recently published result by Majerle et al [16], is low compared with the present data by a factor of ∼1.4, however, their lowest energy point (24.5 MeV) agrees nicely with the present data at 23.9 and 24.9 MeV. In Fig.…”

Excitation Functions of Neutron Induced Nuclear Reactions for 59Co Nucleus using Different Level Density Models

“…The measured data of Paulsen and Liskien (1965) [19] are in perfect harmony with BSFGM and GSFM predictions in the two-component exciton model. Additionally, BSFGM and GSFM cross section predictions are in an acceptable agreement with the experimental data of Majerle et al (2016) [20]. On the other hand, FGM predictions with a = A/11 in GDH model have a very good fit with the experimental data reported by Semkova et al (2004) [21] for the considered nuclear reaction.…”

“…3. It can be said that experimental results reported by Majerle et al (2016) and Simeckova et al (2011) are in harmony with each other for this nuclear reaction. At 32.5 to 32.6 MeV, the cross section values of these authors are in good agreement with results of GDH model, using FGM level density.…”

Total neutron cross-section extracted from transmission experiments with liquid oxygen using neutron energies from 18 to 27 MeV

“…The organic liquid scintillator NE-213 (cylindrical, 2 × 2 inches) coupled with CAEN digitizer V1751 (1000 MS/s, 10 bit) was used for neutron detection and data acquisition. Neutron energy spectra were obtained by the TOF technique which was developed and successfully used in recent years at the NPI [2], [3]. Hereby, just a brief description of the TOF method will be given.…”