“…The data sample analyzed in the present study was taken from an ensemble of 8712 fully measured 16 Оp events. In order to perform a mass identification of fragments, we introduced the following intervals of laboratory momenta: singly charged fragments of momentum in the regions of 1.75 p 4.75 GeV/c, p = 4.75-7.75 GeV/c, and p > 7.75 GeV/c were treated as protons, deuterons ( 2 Н), and tritons ( 3 Н), respectively; doubly charged fragments of momentum in the regions of p < 10.75 GeV/c and p 10.75 GeV/c were classed with, respectively, 3 Не and 4 Не nuclei; triply charged fragments of momentum in the regions of p < 21.1 GeV/c, 21.1 p 24.35 GeV/c, and p > 24.35 GeV/c were associated with, respectively, 6 Li, 7 Li, and 8 Li nuclei; quadruply charged fragments of momentum in the regions of p < 24.35 GeV/c and p 24.35 GeV/c were taken to be, respectively, 7 Ве and 9 Ве nuclei; quintuply charged fragments of momentum in the regions of p < 34.1 GeV/c and p 34.1 GeV/c were identified as, respectively, 10 В and 11 В nuclei; and sextuply charged fragments of momentum in the regions of p < 34.1 GeV/c, 34.1 p 37.35 GeV/c, and p > 37.35 GeV/c were thought to be, respectively, 10 C, 11 С, and 12 С nuclei.…”