1988
DOI: 10.1016/0168-9002(88)90924-2
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Mass identification in heavy ion collection with the spectrometer SOLENO

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“…The critical analysis and the sensitivity conditions of our study are based on the data summarized in Ta From these values together with the thickness of the target, one can deduce a value of ~0.05 for the collection efficiency of Soleno, which is compatible with the result of other measurements [7]. Some data concerning the 1.56 MeV protons emitted by 5a"Co and the 1-3 MeV /?-delayed protons emitted by 65Ge, 69Se and VTSr are presented in Table 2:…”
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confidence: 64%
“…The critical analysis and the sensitivity conditions of our study are based on the data summarized in Ta From these values together with the thickness of the target, one can deduce a value of ~0.05 for the collection efficiency of Soleno, which is compatible with the result of other measurements [7]. Some data concerning the 1.56 MeV protons emitted by 5a"Co and the 1-3 MeV /?-delayed protons emitted by 65Ge, 69Se and VTSr are presented in Table 2:…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 64%