Excitation Functions of Reactions of 7- to 24-MeVHe3Ions withCu63

Measurement of excitation functions in alpha induced reactions on natCu

“…The production cross sections of 66 Ga radionuclide are shown in Fig. 1 compared with literature data [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22] selected by Tákányi et al [21], and recommended values by Nuclear Data Services (NDS) [53], and data extracted from the TENDL-2013 [41] and TENDL-2014 [42] libraries based on the TALYS 1.6 code [43]. The comparison shows that the measured results in this work are in good agreement with reported experimental data and NDS recommended data.…”

“…The numerical values of the excitation functions are given in the Table 2 and graphically presented in Fig. 3 along with the literature data [14][15][16][17][18][19][26][27][28][29][30][31][32] and data extracted from the TENDL-2013 and TENDL-2014 libraries. The comparison shows that the measured results in this work are in good agreement with reported experimental data except few measurements reported by [29][30][31] and model calculations of TENDL-2013 and TENDL-2014 are inconsistent with rest of the experimental data.…”

“…The measured data and selected data [17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] are presented in …”

Excitation functions of proton and deuteron induced reactions on iron and alpha-particle induced reactions on manganese in the energy region up to 25 MeV

“…The foils used were as follows: Cu and Ni for the proton beam, Al for deuteron beam, and Cu for the alpha-particle beam. All "Cu(p, n)"Zn [40] Fe(d, n) Co [32]; Al(d, z) Na [41] Cu(cr, n) Ga [42]; Cu(o, np) Zn [43] tive at each saxnple was obtained using the range-energy formula [ The major sources of errors involved were those associated with the measurement of the beam current and deterxnination of the absolute activities of the products. The error in the excitation function of an individual xnonitor reaction was taken as 6 -10%.…”

Determination of 68Ga production parameters by different reactions using ALICE and TALYS codes

“…Their crosssection measured in the range of 5 to 12 MeV [12]. There is no data and excitation curve for 70 Zn(p, 3n) 68 Ga. Bonesso et al [13], Stelson and Mcgowan [14], Singh et al [15] and Bryant et al [16] have been working on 65 Cu(α, n) 68 Ga reaction below 30 MeV energy [13][14][15][16].…”