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Taschek, R. F.; Jarvis, G. A.; Argo, H. V.; Hemmendinger, A.

doi:10.1103/physrev.75.1268.2

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“…12 The relation between these curves is best shown in Table IV where the derived energies from known range values are compared with directly determined energies. In the first three horizontal rows, proton ranges from cloud-chamber determinations for the (n,p) reactions for N 14 and He 3 are used to determine the energies from each of the three range-energy curves. These derived energies are to be compared with the corresponding energies calculated from the (n-W) mass difference.…”

Section: Derived Proton Range-energy Curvementioning

confidence: 99%

The Range-Energy Curves for Alpha-Particles and Protons

Jesse¹,

Sadauskis²

1950

Phys. Rev.

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Previous experiments have shown that in argon there exists a very good proportionality between the energy of an alpha-particle and the total ionization produced by it. In air this proportionality is not found, the ionization decreasing more rapidly than energy at low alpha-energies. Range-energy curves determined in the region 0-5 Mev, where the ionization in air is used as a measure of the alpha-energy, hence give too low energy values. Such curves, when corrected to equivalent ionization values in argon, show much better agreement with range and energy data derived from nuclear reactions. The range-energy curve for protons, derived from the alpha-curve, also shows improved agreement with nuclear data when the corrected alpha-range-energy curve is substituted for the old. 4 M. G. Holloway and M. S. Livingston, Phys. Rev. 54, 18 (1938).

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Section: Derived Proton Range-energy Curvementioning

confidence: 99%